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bookmark_borderLongview

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[Intro]
How long?
(Well, how long?)

[Bridge]
Come on! (Sing along)
How long?
(Well, how long?)

[Verse]
How long is your view
(Will it see us through)

[Bridge]
Come on! (Sing along)
How long?
(Well, how long?)

[Bridge]
Come on! (Sing along)
How long?
(Well, how long?)

[Verse]
How long is your view
(Will it see us through)
More than a day or two
(Or absolutely no clue?)

[Chorus]
In the longview
(When are dues are due)
In the longview
(Our do’s are past-due)

[Bridge]
Come on! (Sing along)
How long?
(Well, how long?)

[Chorus]
In the longview
(When are dues are due)
In the longview
(Our do’s are past-due)

[Outro]
(Sing along:)
How long?!?!

A SCIENCE NOTE
The Past, Present, and Future of Climate Change
In the 1990s, we first hypothesized the non-linear acceleration of climate change. By the early 2000s, this hypothesis had evolved into established climate theory, now widely recognized as scientific fact. My lab partner, a Doctor of Physics from Ohio State, and I collaborated to provide key evidence supporting this theory. Over the years, we have observed a dramatic reduction in the doubling time of climate change impacts — the rate at which these effects intensify. Initially, the doubling time was approximately 100 years, but it has since decreased to 10 years and, more recently, to just 2 years.

This trend implies that the damage caused by climate change today is double what it was two years ago. In two more years, it could be four times worse, and in four years, eight times worse. These projections are conservative, assuming the doubling period does not continue to shrink further. Alarmingly, this rapid acceleration does not appear to be an anomaly. If this trajectory persists, the consequences will likely be far more catastrophic than previously anticipated.

The evidence is clear: climate change is rapidly accelerating, and the costs — both economic and human — are growing exponentially. The future demands decisive and immediate action to curb greenhouse gas emissions and prevent further environmental and societal collapse. Our updated climate model, now integrating complex social-ecological factors, shows that global temperatures could rise by up to 9°C within this century — far beyond previous predictions of a 4°C rise over the next thousand years. This kind of warming could bring us dangerously close to the “wet-bulb” threshold, where heat and humidity exceed the human body’s ability to cool itself, leading to fatal consequences.

From the album “Longview” by Daniel

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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bookmark_borderOut There

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[Intro}
I wouldn’t go out there
(What do you think they will think)
Wouldn’t go out there… unaware
(Your fate before you can blink)

[Verse]
Conditions (are dangerous)
Inclusion (all of us)
Conditions — severe
(Do you hold life dear?)

[Chorus]
I wouldn’t go out there
(What do you think they will think)
Wouldn’t go out there… unaware
(Your fate before you can blink)

[Bridge]
Wouldn’t go out there
(Unaware)
Wouldn’t go out there
(Soul to bear)
No, wouldn’t go out there
(In despair)
Unaware

[Verse]
Conditions (are dangerous)
Inclusion (all of us)
Conditions — severe
(Do you hold life dear?)

[Chorus]
I wouldn’t go out there
(What do you think they will think)
Wouldn’t go out there… unaware
(Your fate before you can blink)

[Bridge]
Wouldn’t go out there
(Unaware)
Wouldn’t go out there
(Soul to bear)
No, wouldn’t go out there
(In despair)
Unaware

From the album “Lambasted” by Industrial Noize Pollution

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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bookmark_borderThe Sky is Falling

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[Intro}
A little chicken
Said, “Chicken Little….”
(At time, we whittle)
So, it begins

[Bridge]
The sky…
(Is falling)
So why
(The flawing)

[Verse 2]
The gnaw of the knowledge
(To see is set free)
Questioning logic
(Is quick to make sick)

[Chorus]
A little chicken
Said, “Chicken Little….”
(At time, we whittle)
So, it begins

[Bridge]
The sky…
(Is falling)
So why
(The awe-ing)
Ahh, ahh, ahh
(Awe, awe, awe)

[Chorus]
A little chicken
Said, “Chicken Little….”
(At time, we whittle)
So, it begins

[Outro]
Whittle away (day by day)
Fabrics fray (fade away)
Until… the sky IS falling
(Appalling)

From the album “Lambasted” by Industrial Noize Pollution

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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bookmark_borderHawkeye

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[Intro]
The third eye
(Seeing like a hawk)
Guided by sky
(Through the heavens, walk)

[Verse 1]
Our spirit lances the dark
Removing the cloak
We hear it in the lark
Nature spoke

[Bridge]
The third eye
(Seeing like a hawk)
Guided by sky
(Through the heavens, walk)

[Chorus]
Hawkeye (I, I, I)
Light (in the night)
Hawkeye (I, I, I)
Insight (in delight)
See the light (light, light)

[Verse 2]
Our spirit punctures the dark
Disrobing of cloak
We see in the spark
Nature woke

[Bridge]
The third eye
(Seeing like a hawk)
Guided by sky
(Through the heavens, walk)

[Chorus]
Hawkeye (I, I, I)
Light (in the night)
Hawkeye (I, I, I)
Insight (in delight)
See the light (light, light)

[Bridge]
The third eye
(Seeing like a hawk)
Guided by sky
(Through the heavens, walk)

[Outro]
(Hawkeye) I, I, I
Light (in the night)
Insight (in delight)
The light (light, light)

From the album “Lambasted” by Industrial Noize Pollution

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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bookmark_borderSecond Wind

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[Intro}
The old man is fading fast
(Or can he last)
Could it be a second wind
(Comes from within)

[Verse 1]
The age of a sage
Counted not in years
The Age of the Sage
Bring it on with cheers

[Bridge]
The old man is fading fast
(Or can he last)
Could it be a second wind
(Comes from within)

[Chorus]
Feel as young as you are
(Real is sung from the heart)
We’ve found our lucky star
(Now is the time to start)

[Verse 1]
The age of a sage
Counted not in years
The Age of the Sage
Bring it on with cheers

[Bridge]
The old man is fading fast
(Or can he last)
Could it be a second wind
(Comes from within)

[Chorus]
Feel as young as you are
(Real is sung from the heart)
We’ve found our lucky star
(Now is the time to start)

[Bridge]
The old man is fading fast
(Or can he last)
Could it be a second wind
(Comes from within)

[Outro]
Feel as young as you are
(Real is sung from the heart)
We’ve found our lucky star
(Now is the time to start)

From the album “Lambasted” by Industrial Noize Pollution

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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bookmark_borderBlindsided

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[Intro}
How could I be so blind
(In the search to find kind)
How could I not see
(The facts of reality)

[Verse 1]
Can I open my eyes
(Can he realize)
Can I wake up my soul
(Can he realize his goal)

[Chorus]
How could I be so blind
(In the search to find kind)
How could I not see
(The facts of reality)

[Bridge]
Blindsided
(I need to be)
Blindsided
(To set me free)

[Verse 2]
Can I get off of my seat
(Up on to my feet)
Can I make up mind
(To seek so to find)

[Chorus]
How could I be so blind
(In the search to find kind)
How could I not see
(The facts of reality)

[Bridge]
Blindsided
(I need to be)
Blindsided
(To set me free)

[Chorus]
How could I be so blind
(In the search to find kind)
How could I not see
(The facts of reality)

[Outro]
Blindsided
(I need to be)
Blindsided
(To set me free)

From the album “Lambasted” by Industrial Noize Pollution

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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bookmark_borderBasted

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[Intro]
Basted (rotisserie)
Wasted (opportunity)

[Verse 1]
Your goose is cooked
(Temperature is reached)
What have you overlooked
(The future is breached)

[Bridge]
Basted (rotisserie)
Wasted (opportunity)

[Chorus]
The secrets in the sauce
(Not the coin toss)
No, it’s not up to luck
(There’s no lucky duck)

[Verse 2]
Don’t count your chickens
(Before they hatch)
Our process quickens
(The life of a batch)

[Bridge]
Basted (rotisserie)
Wasted (opportunity)

[Chorus]
The secrets in the sauce
(Not the coin toss)
No, it’s not up to luck
(There’s no lucky duck)

[Bridge]
Basted (rotisserie)
Wasted (opportunity)

[Chorus]
The secrets in the sauce
(Not the coin toss)
No, it’s not up to luck
(There’s no lucky duck)

From the album “Lambasted” by Industrial Noize Pollution

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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bookmark_borderMissed the Exit

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[Intro}
Have you missed the exit
(For love)
Went right past it…
(Looking above)

[Verse 1]
How could this be
(Blame it on technology)
Why can’t I see
(So obviously)

[Chorus]
Did I miss the exit
(For love, for love)
Went right past it…
(Looking above)

[Bridge]
Navigator
(What went wrong)
It’s so much later
(You said it wouldn’t be long)

[Verse 2]
How could this be
(Looking for downtown)
Why can’t I see
(Destiny of a clown)

[Chorus]
Did I miss the exit
(For love, for love)
Went right past it…
(Looking above)

[Bridge]
Navigator
(What went wrong)
It’s so much later
(You said it wouldn’t be long)
No, not very long
(No, no, no what went wrong?)

[Outro]
Dag-nab-it
(Missed my exit)

From the album “Lambasted” by Industrial Noize Pollution

Also found on the album “Reggae Way” by Narley Marley

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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bookmark_borderGrind

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[Intro}
Are you the kind to grind
(Or would you rather find kind)

[Verse 1]
Abrasive
(Like sandpaper)
Aggressive
(A mind raper)

[Bridge]
Are you the kind to grind
(Or would you rather find kind)

[Chorus]
Don’t let it grind you down
(Just look around)
So much love to be found
(Let’s chase some down!)

[Break]
Grind!
(Down the stone)
Grind!
(Not alone)

[Verse 2]
Hard to swallow
(Awash in wallow)
In the shadows
(Of who knows)

[Bridge]
Are you the kind to grind
(Or would you rather find kind)

[Chorus]
Don’t let it grind you down
(Just look around)
So much love to be found
(Let’s chase some down!)

[Break]
Grind!
(Down the stone)
Grind!
(Not alone)

From the album “Lambasted” by Industrial Noize Pollution

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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bookmark_borderStanding

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[Intro}
Are you commanding
(Or more like demanding)
Have you found the ground
(On which you’re standing)

[Verse 1]
Do you smell
Something funny
Oh, well, well
It isn’t honey

[Chorus]
Are you commanding
(Or more like demanding)
Have you found the ground
(On which you’re standing)

[Bridge]
Standing!
(In it)
Understanding
(Your standing in it)
Standing in….
(Shhh!) It!

[Verse 2]
Do you feel
Something odd
It’s for real…
Your gift, thank God

[Chorus]
Are you commanding
(Or more like demanding)
Have you found the ground
(On which you’re standing)

[Bridge]
Standing!
(In it)
Understanding
(Your standing in it)
Standing in….
(Shhh!) It!

[Chorus]
Are you commanding
(Or more like demanding)
Have you found the ground
(On which you’re standing)

[Bridge]
Standing in it
(Up to your knees)
Standing in it
(Up to your ears in these)

[Outro]
Understanding
(Standing in it)
Standing in….
(Shhh!) It!

From the album “Lambasted” by Industrial Noize Pollution

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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bookmark_borderLeft the Station

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[Intro}
The train
(Has left the station)
The ship
(Has sailed)
His brain
(In hibernation)
His lip
(Has failed)

[Verse 1]
An ill-conceived plan
He willfully lied
Outrageous demand
Not applied

[Chorus]
The train
(Has left the station)
The ship
(Has sailed)
His brain
(In hibernation)
His lip
(Has failed)

[Bridge]
Flailing at the engine
Coming down the tracks
Sure is hard to imagine
Altering the facts

[Verse 2]
It was a very bad idea
Right from the get-go
Mental diarrhea
Surely, he doesn’t know

[Chorus]
The train
(Has left the station)
The ship
(Has sailed)
His brain
(In hibernation)
His lip
(Has failed)

[Bridge]
Flailing at the engine
Coming down the tracks
Sure is hard to imagine
Altering the facts

[Chorus]
The train
(Has left the station)
The ship
(Has sailed)
His brain
(In hibernation)
His lip
(Has failed)

[Outro]
Flailing at the engine
Coming down the tracks
Sure is hard to imagine
Altering the facts

From the album “Lambasted” by Industrial Noize Pollution

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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bookmark_borderLambasted

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[Intro}
How long has this lasted
(Lambasted)
How long have you blasted
(Lambasted)

[Verse 1]
Give me a break
(Look what’s at stake)
So much to lose
(What do you choose)

[Chorus]
How long has this lasted
(Lambasted)
How long have you blasted
(Lambasted)

[Bridge]
Realize
(To criticize)
Comes as no surprise
(Oh no know)

[Verse 2]
Cut me some slack
(Best take it back)
So overrated
(Procrastinated)

[Chorus]
How long has this lasted
(Lambasted)
How long have you blasted
(Lambasted)

[Bridge]
Realize
(To criticize)
Comes as no surprise
(Oh no know)

[Chorus]
How long has this lasted
(Lambasted)
How long have you blasted
(Lambasted)

[Outro]
Contrasted
(To lambasted)

From the album “Lambasted” by Industrial Noize Pollution

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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bookmark_borderCatch a Wavelength

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[Intro]
Participation
(In the same phase…. of oscillation)

[Bridge]
Catch a wave
(Before the grave)
Save a wave
(And we’ll rave)

[Verse]
Behave as a wave
(Energy! Frequency!)
Key property
(Of me)

[Bridge]
Participation
(In the same phase…. of oscillation)

[Chorus]
Catch a wave
(Before the grave)
Save a wave
(And we’ll rave)

[Bridge]
Participation
(In the same phase…. of oscillation)

A SCIENCE NOTE
A wavelength is the distance between two consecutive points on a wave that are in the same phase of oscillation. It describes the spatial length of one complete cycle of the wave. Here’s the explanation using ASCII formulas:

Definition

  • A wavelength (lambda) is the physical distance between two peaks (crests), two troughs, or any two equivalent points in phase on a wave.

Units

  • Wavelength is measured in meters (m), but depending on the type of wave, it can also be expressed in nanometers (nm) (e.g., light waves) or kilometers (km) (e.g., radio waves).

Formula

The wavelength (lambda) is related to the wave’s speed (v) and frequency (f) by the formula:

From the album “Frequency and Higher Vibrations” by Daniel

A Guide to Frequency and Higher Vibrations

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bookmark_borderFrequency of Energy

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[Intro}
(Oh, no, no, no)
Frequency
(Does not contain energy)
Can’t you see…
(The situation’s correlation)

[Verse 1]
What is your wavelength
(How do you measure its strength)
What is our power
(The energy of our frequency)

[Chorus]
(Oh, no, no, no)
Frequency
(Does not contain energy)
Can’t you see…
(The situation’s correlation)

[Bridge]
Related to my energy
(My frequency)
One of proportionality
(The ability to see)

[Verse 2]
Is your wavelength’s strength
(Kept at arms length)
Energy related to frequency
(Not a redundancy)

[Chorus]
(Oh, no, no, no)
Frequency
(Does not contain energy)
Can’t you see…
(The situation’s correlation)

[Bridge]
Related to my energy
(My frequency)
One of proportionality
(The ability to see)

[Chorus]
(Oh, no, no, no)
Frequency
(Does not contain energy)
Can’t you see…
(The situation’s correlation)

[Outro]
Related to my energy
(My frequency)

A SCIENCE NOTE
Energy and frequency are directly related in physics, particularly in quantum mechanics and wave dynamics. Here’s the explanation using ASCII formulas:

1. Quantum Mechanics: Planck’s Equation

In quantum systems, the energy (EE) of a photon is directly proportional to its frequency (ff):

No, frequency itself does not “contain” energy, but it is directly related to the energy of a system in certain contexts, such as quantum mechanics and wave dynamics. The relationship between energy and frequency is one of proportionality, not containment. Here’s why:

What Frequency Represents

Frequency (ff) is simply a measure of how many cycles of a wave occur per unit of time (e.g., in hertz or Hz). It is a descriptive property of a system, not a physical entity that “holds” or “contains” energy.

How Energy Relates to Frequency

  1. In Quantum Mechanics: In quantum systems, energy (EE) is proportional to frequency via Planck’s equation:E=h⋅fE = h \cdot f
    • The energy is not “in” the frequency but is associated with the quantum system (like a photon) where frequency is a parameter describing its state.
    • Frequency is an indicator of the energy level, not the energy itself.
  2. In Waves: For classical waves (e.g., sound or water waves), the energy depends on several factors:
    • Amplitude: Determines the wave’s intensity or the amount of energy it carries.
    • Frequency: Affects the rate at which energy is transferred, particularly for systems with multiple oscillations per second.

    However, in this case, frequency contributes to energy dynamics rather than “containing” it.

Does Frequency Store Energy?

  • Frequency is a characteristic of a wave or oscillation, not a container.
  • Energy is a property of the system or wave itself, which is influenced by factors like amplitude, mass, and frequency.

For example:

  • A photon’s energy is proportional to its frequency, but the photon’s energy is not “stored” in the frequency.
  • In sound waves, increasing the frequency changes the wave’s behavior but does not automatically increase its energy unless amplitude or another factor also changes.

Conclusion

Frequency does not “contain” energy; instead, it correlates with energy in many physical systems. This distinction is important to avoid conflating a system’s measurable properties (like frequency) with the energy inherent in the system.

From the album “Frequency and Higher Vibrations” by Daniel

A Guide to Frequency and Higher Vibrations

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bookmark_borderNumbered

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[Intro}
Are you numb?
Are you numbered?
If that’s it…
What is your digit

[Verse 1]
Are you a frequency
(With any accuracy)
Are you just a figure
(Or aren’t you sure)

[Chorus]
Are you numb?
Are you numbered?
If that’s it…
What is your digit

[Bridge]
Why put a limit
(On your summit)
Why cap
(What’s on tap)

[Verse 2]
Is your frequency static
(Is static your frequency)
Are there toys in the attic
(Frequency of lunacy)

[Chorus]
Are you numb?
Are you numbered?
If that’s it…
What is your digit

[Bridge]
Why put a limit
(On your summit)
Why cap
(What’s on tap)

[Chorus]
Are you numb?
Are you numbered?
If that’s it…
What is your digit

[Outro]
What is the limit
(Of your summit)

A SCIENCE NOTE
Frequency is a number and a measurement.

Frequency as a Number:
Frequency represents the number of occurrences of a repeating event within a specific time period. For example:

  • If a pendulum swings back and forth 10 times in 1 second, the frequency is 10.
  • The numerical value (e.g., 10) quantifies how often the event happens.

Frequency as a Measurement:
Frequency is also a physical measurement that quantifies this number of cycles over a specific unit of time. It is measured in hertz (Hz), where:

  • 1 Hz = 1 cycle per second.
  • Other units may be used in different contexts, such as kilohertz (kHz) for radio waves or revolutions per minute (RPM) for mechanical rotations.

Examples:

  1. Sound Waves:
    • A sound wave with a frequency of 440 Hz completes 440 cycles per second. This is the pitch of the musical note “A” above middle C.
  2. Electromagnetic Waves:
    • A Wi-Fi signal operating at 2.4 GHz has a frequency of 2.4 billion cycles per second.
  3. Rotational Motion:
    • A fan blade spinning at 60 RPM has a frequency of 1 Hz, completing one full rotation every second.

Summary:

  • As a number, frequency describes how many times something happens.
  • As a measurement, frequency places this number in the context of time, using standardized units like Hz to quantify it.

From the album “Frequency and Higher Vibrations” by Daniel

A Guide to Frequency and Higher Vibrations

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