ColumnsTege Tornvall: Although carbon dioxide is needed and scarce in the atmosphere, we are spending hundreds of billions of SEK that do not yet exist to reduce the levels.

ColumnsThorsteinn Siglaugsson: How the mastery of language may be driving emergent abilities in Large Language Models, and what this means.

ColumnsDan Ahlmark: Mass formation is a deliberate, government-induced distortion of people's perception of reality.

ColumnsDan Ahlmark: Chat Control 2.0 is a serious threat to European freedom.

ColumnsThorsteinn Siglaugsson: Large language models may not only master our language, they may become its masters.

ColumnsTege Tornvall: Temperatures are measured not only in the vicinity, but increasingly also inside cities and towns, where it can be several degrees warmer than in the surrounding countryside.

ColumnsTege Tornvall: Calling oil and gas from the ground "fossil" plays into the hands of alarmists.

ColumnsThorsteinn Siglaugsson: Only 20 lives potentially saved in Iceland by Covid-19 vaccination, while 60-70 may have been lost from it.

ColumnsDr. Robert Epstein: A permanent, self-sustaining monitoring system such as America's Digital Shield is the answer to how we can stop Big Tech manipulation.

ColumnsThorsteinn Siglaugsson: The most extreme consequence of the self-identification ideology is pure solipsism, the belief that the individual’s own subjective reality is all there is.

ColumnsThorsteinn Siglaugsson: With the increasing power of AI, we are now at the point where outsourcing our thinking is fast becoming a realistic option.

ColumnsTege Tornvall: Instead of linking 'extreme weather' solely to warmer climates, it can actually be a sign of cooler conditions.

ColumnsTege Tornvall: Stockholm Exergi spends a lot of money on removing the plants' vital nutrients.

ColumnsTege Tornvall: The media should report comprehensively on the world's weather.

ColumnsDr. Robert Epstein: Google do not want you to look at how they tampered with the 2022 midterm elections.

ColumnsTege Tornvall: Factors both inside and outside China affect world trade.

ColumnsTege Tornvall: Politicians are systematically making it increasingly difficult for ordinary people to have a car.