Byeline

I might well be blogging less frequently over the next few weeks as I will be house-hunting among other things. I've lived in the same apartment for the past three years and have been very happy with it, although the one I used to have in Kaohsiung was very handsome. I'd consider another apartment, but, for various reasons, I'm thinking about a little house (though having recently left my girlfriend of some years now, that might feel strange for a while). I might also try to drop in on the anti-nuclear protest in Kaohsiung on Saturday with a camera and an ear. I have half a mind to go to Hualien to see the airshow the following Saturday, but that's probably going to be too much of a stretch. For now though, I'll just note that Tim Worstall has started blinking at the shadows hugging the trees:

"We might even posit that large scale thorium usage would lead to lots of cheap power and that a devotee of a localised, near peasant, lifestyle like Ms Lucas would prefer there be no solution rather than one which allows the continued existence of a large scale industrialised society."

Yes: this isn't about energy and it isn't even about "climate change" - and it never was.