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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 01/09/2026

Whoa! UFOs: Are they aliens, future humans, all in the mind or manifestations from a parallel reality?! Stand by for the next revelation on a 4h podcast of two guys repeating a bunch of stuff other guys told them, except some bits they can only hint at because the world's not ready yet.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 16/08/2026

It’s going great at Heathrow today

A sign at South Security directs passengers to use North Security

A sign at North Security directs passengers to use South Security

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 14/08/2026

Feedback? Why yes I'll feed back.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 12/08/2026

Me and the missus and the eclipse. Projecting onto a sheet with binoculars on the top of Sainsbury’s Surbiton. Quite a few people figured out it was a good viewing spot!

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 10/08/2026

Keeping an eye on the low water levels in the #Danube? Bookmark this brilliant website with everything you might want to know about the Paks nuclear plant in Hungary. holadelej.hu/en/#eso

Coll graphics show the status of Paks' four reactors and the level of the river compared to previous lows and what the plant's water intake, etc.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 10/08/2026

Like our new Big Bougie Ben.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 07/08/2026

I'm warming to AI. Copilot, here, helping me understand how people fell for the 'solar cycle path'. By virtue of having eyes I was in the last group.

Cyclists ride along a cycle path made from solar panels which is covered in mud due to the fact that it is on the ground and being ridden over by people on bicycles.

The engineer might be asking: "Can a solar panel survive traffic loads?"

The policymaker might be asking: "Can infrastructure produce renewable energy?"

The journalist might be thinking: "This is a striking new idea."

The investor might be thinking: "If this works, it's enormous."

Meanwhile, a practical observer looks at the photo and asks:

"How are you going to keep this thing clean?"

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 07/08/2026

Well, well, well, they stopped updating Grokipedia sometime around April apparently.

A screenshot from Grokipedia's page on Elon musk shows his wealth as $785b in April 2026, which it has since famously surpassed

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 06/08/2026

Happy 14th birthday, Curiosity!

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 27/07/2026

Pity the poor souls at Hyrox UK. Despite putting on events for hundreds of thousands of people say they only made £5k profit. I wonder where all the money goes? Also impossible to know where the money raised for charity goes. Zero transparency on their Race For impact website. tchur...

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 24/07/2026

Those scamps Wind and Solar have been making charts again

Two boys in a trench coat create the unrealistic impression of one extremely tall
man

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 22/07/2026

Bought myself a 1926 copy of Samuel Pepys diary. It doth please me greatly.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 21/07/2026

"It took us from the Stone Age until now to get to 23% [electrification], and now we want to double it in 14 years." ~ Dan Jorgensen, EU Commissioner for Energy

A silly AI image shows Nikola Tesla as a stone age man in a cave, posing with a Van de Graaff generator

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 12/07/2026

I don’t mean to brag but I just got a like from the One Pound Fish guy on Insta

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 05/06/2026

Thanks, Internet, great job.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 03/06/2026

Ice cold editorial choice to show Trump as he is.

A screenshot from the Financial Times. A headline about Trump is accompanied by a photo of him apparently falling asleep during official business.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 14/05/2026

Meloni: Italy to remove its ban on #nuclearenergy this summer. www.governo.it/it/articolo/...

Translated text from President Meloni's address to the Italian Senate:

Clearly, among these major issues, there is energy. You know that the government – you can agree with it or not – has worked on it from the beginning, starting from the gas release to the nuclear measures. I would also like to take this opportunity to say that by the summer the enabling law will be approved, the implementing decrees for the legal framework necessary for the resumption of nuclear production in Italy will be adopted.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 21/04/2026

EV batteries that charge fast and can go 1500km? Great, now make them 1/3 the size and put them in an attractive car. giftarticle.ft.com/giftarticle/...

CATL has developed a battery capable of allowing an electric vehicle to drive 1,500km on a single charge, the Chinese group claimed on Tuesday, as it challenges BYD for supremacy on range and charging speed.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 21/04/2026

Green line up, great. Blue line up, great. But let’s crack the champagne when the brown lines start going down.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 01/11/2025

Fire? Just get in the swimming pool. 👍

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 02/10/2025

My cat (foreground) and his girlfriend in the rhubarb patch.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 27/08/2025

It’s thanks to this standard of reporting that I have had a fruitful career in nuclear communication.

FUKUOKA (Kyodo) -- A Japanese high court on Wednesday upheld a lower court ruling rejecting a call by residents to invalidate the approval given for the operation of two nuclear reactors in Kagoshima Prefecture in southwestern Japan.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 03/07/2025

If you think I’ve been off the scene for a while, it’s because I’m a Grand Prix driver now. k thx bai!

My head on a cardboard cut out as a McLaren Formula 1 driver alongside Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. Behind are our adoring fans at an event in London’s Trafalgar Square.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 19/06/2025

How’s this for a charity shop find?

A black mug with gold inscription and image celebrating the 25th anniversary of Calder Hall nuclear power plant from 1981.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 27/05/2025

Tell you what mate, serious FOMO from missing the IAEA International Conf on Stakeholder Engagement for Nuclear Power Programmes. Instead am in South Africa as a +1 on my wife’s work conference so can’t complain. Also, driving this lil Jimmy has been brilliant.

A small but perfectly formed 4x4 is parked with lush land and soaring mountains behind, all in blazing sunshine.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 10/05/2025

Nuclear energy is clean energy

A news story headline: Queen Elizabeth’s Final Diary Entry Contained Only Five Words

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 08/05/2025

I'll never forget that Elon Musk stopped the USAID programme supplying medicine that blocked mother-to-child transmission of HIV. Up to 135,000 babies were born with HIV because of him. But we'll never know exactly because he also stopped the work that would have diagnosed them.

Pregnant Women and Babies Acquiring HIV
PEPFAR is currently providing ARV treatment to
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children. With stop work orders, these services will be halted...

...for a large number of these women. Importantly, the stoppage will affect an interwoven group of health care providers rather than a single group of workers. This means that, even if many of the antenatal clinic providers are employed by the Ministry of Health (as is often the case), the commodities in use, the pharmacists, laboratory technicians, and others involved in the care of pregnant women are integrated, with each being essential to quality care. Based on an expected HIV transmission rate of 40% when a woman is not on treatment and assuming that 50% of pregnant women on ART would deliver during a 90-day stoppage, we estimate that this would mean 135,987 babies acquiring HIV.
These babies, however, are highly likely to also go undiagnosed because infant HIV testing services are also being suspended due to the stop work order.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 08/05/2025

eBay is tempting me again...

A vintage badge to be fixed to a car's grille. Around the symbol of an atom it reads 'Dungeness Sports and Social Club'

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 01/05/2025

Just got my Bluesky MUNDUS SINE CEASARIBUS t shirt, same as the one worn by the CEO of Bluesky. Quite pleased with it. The latin means 'a world without kings' or, if you prefer, 'get fucked, oligarchs'.

Bluesky CEO Jay Graber speaking at SXSW today in an oversize black t shirt with large nearly-black latin inscription “MUNDUS SINE CEASARIBUS” (March 10).

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 29/04/2025

In Britain, public enemy number one right now is the guy who cut down a very special tree.

A BBC news story being updated live:

LIVE • 22,484 viewing
Men accused of chopping down Sycamore Gap tree kept wedge as a trophy, court hears
Summary
• Two men accused of illegally chopping down the famous tree at Sycamore Gap in Northumberland are on trial - we're reporting live from court
• The tree, which was owned by the National Trust, was discovered lying across Hadrian's Wall in September 2023

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 08/04/2025

Psyched to see Galileo’s telescope today at Museo Galileo in Florence - the one he made himself and then used to discover Jupiter’s moons. Might be slightly obsessed with the guy as well after reading his punchy prose in the surprising readable Sidereus Nuncius, where he announced his finds.

Galileo’s telescope is meter long cylinder with a simple pattern of brown, black and gold bands. It has faded ornamental paint. It’s a little thicker at the eyepiece and the other end, probably where it can be adjusted. It is made of wood and cardboard.

SIDEREAL MESSENGER
unfolding great and very wonderful sights and displaying to the gaze of everyone, but especially philosophers and astronomers, the things that were observed by GALILEO GALILEI, Florentine patrician and public mathematician of the University of Padua, with the help of a spyglass' lately devised' by him, about the face of the Moon, countless fixed stars, the Milky Way, nebulous stars, but especially about four planets flying around the star of Jupiter at unequal intervals and periods with wonderful swiftness; which, unknown by anyone until this day, the first author detected recently and decided to name
MEDICEAN STARS
Venice, at the press of Tommaso Baglioni. 1610 With permission of the authorities and privilege

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 01/04/2025

How come this one guy is now singlehandedly providing 80% of Internet content?

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 22/03/2025

This is the most prominent review you see when you download Facebook on the Apple store.

Always learning
***** 1 Mar • Biccy Biró
For years I could not understand why I kept seeing some Facebook friends malicious posts about immigration issues and political issues. I don't post or share malicious content myself yet there it was always popping up on my Facebook account, somehow the algorithm suggested that I may like malicious content but I rebuke it. I only post and share positivity, kindness, love, compassion and healing. It would be a genuine mistake if I posted content that violates Facebook rules. Thanks Facebook.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 12/03/2025

Those scamps Wind and Solar have been making charts again...

A comically unconvincing illusion of a tall individual is made by two teenagers, one sitting on the other's shoulders wearing a long coat.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 24/02/2025

For me, this kind of total carelessness in design should be a criminal offence for the maker and the driver. Driving round in the knowledge that if you happen to clip someone with that corner they'll be cut in half...

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 19/02/2025

Why am I the first one to post this? ‘DIFFERENT’ by Alex Norris.

A cartoon with three panels. First panel: A character stands in their home and declares ‘I want things to be different’. Second panel: Objects fly everywhere as the character wields a baseball bat and smashes everything up. Third panel: The character stands amid the wreckage of their home and says, ‘oh no’.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 31/01/2025

I am unreasonably determined to finish top ten in London! Friend me up on Playstation if you also take GT7 way too seriously. Same username.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 12/01/2025

The rubbery click of a ZX Spectrum keyboard.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 10/01/2025

Did you know there is a planet out in space called COCONUTS-2b? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COCONUT... It's called COCONUTS because the acronym geeks went to town on the 'COol Companions ON Ultrawide orbiTS' survey.

Against a background of white stars, COCONUTS-2b is a small brown dot in the top left. The star it orbits, COCONUTS-2a, is larger than other stars in the bottom right.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 10/01/2025

Reminds me of the movie Pi where a mathematician solves the stock exchange by doing this. Except that was figurative, and these guys actually did it.

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 03/01/2025

Doing this puts you in the elite 1% of drivers worldwide

Scraping frost off the windows of my car so I can see where I’m going and stuff

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Jeremy Gordon @fluent-in-energy.com · 03/01/2025

Quite a good read that is pumping up my team spirit and making me want to get back to work

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