Topic: Scientific Governance

2 chapters across the catalog

A segment featuring scientific skepticism regarding climate change argues that sea-level rise has been constant for thousands of years and is not accelerating. The speaker claims that because most researchers are government-funded, there is a financial incentive to promote "disaster" narratives. The segment concludes that when a scientist says "the science is settled," they have abandoned the scientific method.

The elite are exploiting legitimate criticisms of corrupt politicians to promote "scientific governance" by unelected experts. Dyer argues that the collapse of the fiat currency system is a planned event intended to make the public clamor for an international solution, following a "problem-reaction-solution" model described by writers like Bertrand Russell.