Friday, October 30, 2026

AI follows physics

 


This was a good show.  They all raced for 'First mover advantage', and there was no advantage.  I've done several posts on this, and the main point was that it had no physics.  They just went with a 'neural knot', like a worm brain, and it appeared to get smarter the bigger it got.  However, there was a scaling factor, due to the internal wave dynamics.

The human brain divides into many modules, with a main split in half.  Bright brains have evolved to link the modules in original ways.  

What people realized, is that all these people were cutting off their knees to gain height.  Because of the lag in learning, all the AI's were improving the productivity of things that were going obsolete.  Helping you write?  This blog proves nobody reads any more.  Self-driving cars?  Who goes out any more?

The AI was addressing things in a Hallmark movie, a book store in a small town.  There can be no originality, just marching through useless tedium, like math proofs.  Can't wait to get cheaper memory soon.

ps I have officially gone to 4 readers, after 3 years or 3.




The party continues with another typhoon

 


We'll just call this El Nino, why not?  Just as the weather forecast changed overnight to freezing, it changed back again.  A delicate balance.  


The Chaos reigns for Halloween!  Close enough for Ellie.  




The Arctic vortex ran away overnight.  We've got nothing.  As the proverbial cartoon villain:  "Curses, foiled again.  I'll get you next time!"

If for some reason, you are not in a party mood, two typhoons in a row is quite rare.  I expect the normal course of cold to continue in a couple of days.  Toronto is right on the edge.

ps there's no heat left in the Nino zone.  Those typhoons are running on heat in the west Pacific.


Somebody is happy.  Why don't they call this El Nino?


ps and just a minute ago, they were trotting out the Polar Vortex.


They are ready for whatever weather comes along.


Thursday, October 29, 2026

State of the Oceans - October 29, 2026

 It's sad thing that I must declare El Nino dead before Ninnie Day of Nov 1.  We will be on the edge of snow in Toronto in the next few days.

As a recap, I just do the physics weather, as defined by the Scientific Method.  Nobody uses that anymore because it doesn't fit into Doomscrolling.  Speaking of that, my doomscrolling is now doomed because AI is creating all the stories.  No money in it for humans.  The weather forecast is just looking out the window, and they turn on a dime.  Warm - climate change.  Cold - Polar Vortex.  Everybody is happy with that click-bait, and so, I am happy.

With my unnatural physics compulsion, I look at heat transfer for the Earth as a cascade.  The Earth has been in this business since the Beginning of Time.  The chaos results in lots of cycles, big and small.  It is the great innovation of Influencer Science, that these cycles were declared dead.

The most efficient 'heat pipe' of the Earth, is the ocean system.  All weather starts from there, as the heat energy eventually gets radiated out to space, like a dim heat bulb.

The big news is the massive shift of the Gulf Stream.  This started after 2016, and I've been tracking it since then.  It has gone up and down since then, but this time, it is huge.


I just use the still image for this, since there is no flow up north.  It used to keep all that cold water away, but now it doesn't.  The whole basin above Iceland will freeze solid, in the next few years.  We now have a permanent ice cyclone in the area.  That dark section below Greenland is a monitored spot on the charts.


The temperature is now falling to the beginning of the satellite era.


The Pacific has now changed a lot.  The 'ocean current energy' is now lower than anything I've seen.  All the warm blobs are being shoved down south.  That big spur of warmth is closing off the southern ocean feed.  I think it will completely come to a halt, but I don't know what that means for us.

ps with no ocean current, the temperatures could rise a big, but no heat transfer to the atmosphere because of the insulation of stationary storms.