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stephen milton's blog issues that i find interesting search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home denaploy software denaploy o&m manuals emc consultants fish4flies post navigation ← older posts global warming posted on 11/06/2017 by stephenmilton carbon countdown clock. posted in uncategorised the question of the eu posted on 11/06/2017 by stephenmilton posted on february 23, 2016 the debate is now on and in 100 days we have to make a decision that will have repercussions for at least the next 30 years. sovereignty lots of people are arguing over the issues of sovereignty. but i should declare my point of view – in an increasingly global world, it not a question of whether we should pool our sovereignty, it is only a question of with whom we should be collaborating? great britain has just 1.3% of the world’s people but we still run the 5 th largest economy (by gdp). we are disproportionately well represented in the institutions of the world which is a legacy of our days as an imperial power. none of these benefits are seen by the rest of the world as ‘the natural order of things’, and they are unlikely to help us to sustain them beyond the very near future. democratic deficit some claim that there is a democratic deficit at the heart of europe and that is grounds for leaving. it is true there is a democratic deficit which i deplore! but that democratic deficit is not unique to europe. there is a democratic deficit in our 2 nd chamber the lords, or in our eviscerated local government. the house of commons is the most centralised and powerful of all the governments of europe and whenever we try to deliver democratic accountability, central government closes rank to prevent it on the grounds that it diminishes their power. there is no real political will to give democratic legitimacy to any european institutions. that is why the political establishment is unified in its hatred of ‘ever closer union’. how will it help if we are outside of the eu especially if scotland and northern island end up seceding from the uk. the economy one of the advantages of living longer is that you remember the past. i particularly remember the time when each new labour election victory was met by a ‘run on the £’. the expectation of poor economic performance meant that the ‘hot money’ of the world’s financiers fled the uk, which in turn devalued the currency and caused the economic problems that they predicted. a vicious circle of self-fulfilling prophesy that impoverished people in the real world. today that same hot money has been pumping up the uk property bubble to the extent that many people in the south east are now making more from the appreciation of their houses, than they are capable of earning in a full time job. once you see lunacy of that magnitude, it is clear that there are troubled times ahead. how should we manage these difficult time? now is the time when we should be trying hard to make friends not enemies. stop the world i want to get off there are some people who think that the troubles of the eu are the cause of instability rather than the effect. they argue that the eu is on a terminal trajectory towards self-destruction and we should get off the boat before it sinks. the eu might well be in deep difficulties and i am of the opinion that the global economy is in a worse state than we think because the repercussions of the 2008 banking crisis are yet to work their way through the global economy. economic dangers abound in all countries and the only bright spot is likely to be the economic stimulus we will derive form the collapse in oil prices but even if the eu is especially vulnerable, there are 2 questions we need to consider. if we are at a tipping point of economic armageddon 1. could the uk choosing to leave the eu be exactly the push needed to tip the collapse of the eu that we are scared of? there is a sever risk of contagion throughout the continent if we choose to leave. 2. whether we are inside or outside the eu we will be very adversely affected by a wholesale collapse of the largest economic block in the world. how would being outside the eu protect us from the consequences? there is some strength in numbers and despite being separated by different languages, our european shared history means that we still have more in common with the people of the eu than we do with the dictatorships of russia and china or even the type of america being advocated by donald trump. i prefer to face whatever this uncertain future may bring, on the inside of the eu contributing to changes that will help us to collectively navigate a dangerous world, than facing it on our own. i am sure that if the tectonic plates of the world economy are about to be convulsed by one of its periodic earthquakes, we will be better off as a part of europe than as the pariah trigger that set it off. an easy target for economic or military forces that may wish to pick us off. posted in humanist , personal , world sometime science developments are so amazing that all you can do is laugh posted on 11/06/2017 by stephenmilton it has been suggested that at the heart of humour and what makes us laugh, is the dissonance that sometimes arises between how we think the world works, and the actual practice. today i was walking along the sea front enjoying the unseasonably lovely weather and listening to a pod caste celebrating the 100th anniversary of einstein’s general theory of relativity. the programme was explaining how we can now make atomic clocks of unprecedented accuracy by using lasers to cool the essential components to just a billionth of a degree above absolute zero. first you have to take on board the whole concept of using a laser to cool things down (one nobel prize), then you have to think that a billionth of a degree above absolute zero makes it the coldest thing in the universe – even in deepest space the residual temperature from the big bang is 2 or 3 degrees above absolute zero. the assault on my expectations started to make me smile. they then went on to explain that this was not some theoretical idea, it had actually been made and the clock can now record time to (i think) 10 –15 seconds (that is 1/1,000,000,000,000,000 of a sec or an accuracy of 1 second in 31 million years). which you might think is amazing but of limited use! but there is a strange effect predicted by einstein’s general theory of relativity. he predicted that a clock in orbit round earth would tick at a different rate of an identical clock on the surface of the earth. a hundred years ago this was impossible to measure which is why so many people doubted einstein’s theories which were so contrary to ‘common sense’. now we have satellite navigation that depend on satellites in just such an orbit and if they did not compensate for this relativistic effect accurately, we might very well find ourselves driving the wrong way up a one-way street. the function of these satnav satellites is dependant on the accuracy of their clocks which now get updated by these new super accurate clocks on earth to increase their accuracy even further. just to add icing on the cake; these clocks are now so accurate that if you lift them just 5 meters you can ‘see’ the relativistic change in the rate of time passing, predicted by einstein, reducing this scientific controversy of a very few years ago, to the level of established fact. i know this isn’t a joke, but i find myself laughing out loud at the absurdity of such a miraculous achievement. it is also a tribute to the stunning productivity of the scientific method described by richard feynman as: make a guess devise an experiment to test an implication of the guess if the evidence of the experiment shows the guess to be wrong. make another guess. posted in uncategorised uk health care in the run up to the 2015 election posted on 11/06/2017 by stephenmilton posted on january 30, 2015 1. our expenditure on health is 9.2% of gdp. the usa sp

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