Catastrophe Sympathy Atrophy

By admin | Published: May 5, 2024

Catastrophe Sympathy Atrophy

[Verse 1]
I wonder what kind of catastrophe
Happened today?
As long as it’s not coming my way
’cause I haven’t the time to pray
[Bridge]
Tomorrow, everything will be O.K.?
What’s that you say?

[Chorus]
Put off till tomorrow (sorrow)
What I should’ve done yesterday
Now all’s come due today (you say?)
Ohhh, woe, no way!

[Break]
Catastrophe Sympathy Atrophy

[Instrumental, Drum Solo]

[Bridge]
Can I call you back…
A week from Tuesday
Or next year in May
As a matter of fact,
Which ever comes latter
(Or later)

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo]

[Outro]
Can I back to you…
A week from Thursday
Or next year in May?
Well, to be true…
Perhaps my day has come due.

[End]

A SCIENCE LESSON
The consequences of humans not accepting responsibility for climate change are profound and far-reaching, impacting both present and future generations. Here are some key consequences:

  1. Continued Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Without accepting responsibility for climate change, there may be a lack of collective action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This could lead to unabated emissions from various sources such as burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and industrial processes, exacerbating global warming and its impacts.
  2. Worsening Extreme Weather Events: Failure to acknowledge climate change may result in inadequate preparedness for extreme weather events such as heatwaves, hurricanes, floods, and droughts. This could lead to increased damage to infrastructure, loss of life, and disruptions to communities and economies.
  3. Environmental Degradation: Climate change denial may perpetuate unsustainable practices such as overexploitation of natural resources, habitat destruction, and pollution. This could further degrade ecosystems, threaten biodiversity, and undermine the planet’s capacity to support life.
  4. Social and Economic Inequities: Vulnerable populations, including low-income communities, indigenous peoples, and marginalized groups, often bear the brunt of climate change impacts. Denial of climate change may perpetuate social and economic inequities by neglecting the needs of these communities and exacerbating existing disparities in access to resources and opportunities.
  5. Loss of Human Health and Well-being: Climate change affects human health through various mechanisms, including heat-related illnesses, respiratory problems from air pollution, food and water insecurity, and the spread of infectious diseases. Denial of climate change may impede efforts to address these health risks, leading to increased morbidity and mortality.
  6. Interference with Global Efforts: Climate change denial can undermine international cooperation and efforts to address the issue collectively. This may weaken global agreements such as the Paris Agreement and hinder progress toward mitigating climate change and adapting to its impacts.
  7. Loss of Trust in Science and Institutions: Denial of climate change can erode public trust in scientific evidence and institutions responsible for addressing environmental challenges. This may hinder efforts to implement evidence-based policies and solutions, leading to further delays in addressing climate change.

The consequences of humans not accepting responsibility for climate change are dire and threaten the well-being of current and future generations, as well as the sustainability of the planet. Acknowledging the reality of climate change and taking decisive action to mitigate its impacts are essential steps toward building a more sustainable and resilient future.

by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Love: Undefined

By admin | Published: May 5, 2024

noun
1) a strong feeling of warm personal attachment (or deep affection)
2) an expression of emotion (notion potion)

[Instrumental, Harp, Piano]

[Verse 1]
Love escapes reason
No rhyme or season
She’s always on time
Feeling fine (all the time)

[Chorus]
So, come on down
Plenty to go ’round
Come on down
To where love’s found

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Piano]

[Break]
verb
1) feel deep affection (attraction)
2) like or enjoy very much (smell, taste, and touch)

[Instrumental, Guitar Solo, Drum Fills]

[Verse 2]
Love eludes meaning
Purely a feeling
She always feel good
When She’s understood

[Chorus]
So, come on down
Plenty to go ’round
Come on down
To where love’s found

[Instrumental, Guitar Solo, Drum Fills]

[Bridge]
Come on over
We can discover
Another lover
Each other

[Verse 3]
Love evades definition
No rote repetition
She always feels knew
Savior from blue

[Chorus]
So, come on down
Plenty t
o go ’round
Come on down
To where love’s found

[Instrumental, Guitar Solo, Drum Fills]

[Outro]
Come on over
We can discover
Another lover
Each other

[End]

by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Agents of Change: Primate Changing Gases

By admin | Published: May 5, 2024

Agents of change, pass
Gas

[Verse 1]
In the heat of the industrial hums,
Factories roar and engines thrum,
We’re burning fossil fuels, blind to the fuss,
Releasing carbon clouds, a dangerous rush.

[Chorus]
Agents of change, with every breath we take,
Primate changing gases, every move we make,
From the forests we fell to the skies above,
Our actions shape the world, with a push and a shove.
[Break]
Have we forgotten love?
Sweet, sweet, love

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Drum Fills]

[Verse 2]
In the forests dense, sees the greenery wane,
We clear the land, for crops and gain,
But the trees that once stood, tall and grand,
Now release their carbon, across the land.

[Chorus]
Agents of change, with every breath we take,
Primate changing gases, every move we make,
From the forests we fell to the skies above,
Our actions shape the world, with a push and a shove.
[Break]
Have we forgotten love?
Sweet, sweet, love

[Instrumental, Piano Solo, Drum Fills]

[Verse 3]
Agents of change, in a world we rearrange,
Primate changing gases, in a constant exchange,
What we do so well — expel (hell, well)
Pass gas as if it wouldn’t last (spew, too)

[Bridge]
In the fields of agriculture, plow for the cow,
Livestock emit methane, are we all insane?
As rice paddies flood, methane rises high,
From the soils below, to the finite sky.

[Chorus]
Agents of change, with every breath we take,
Primate changing gases, every move we make,
From the forests we fell to the skies above,
Our actions shape the world, with a push and a shove.
[Break]
Have we forgotten love?
Sweet, sweet, love

[Instrumental, Piano Solo, Drum Fills]

[Outro]
Our actions shape the world, with a push and a shove.
Have we forgotten love?
Sweet, sweet, love

[End]

A SCIENCE LESSON
The Greek letter delta (Δ) serves as a symbol of transformation in the realm of mathematics, denoting change or variation. For instance, when applied to a variable like x, Δx represents the alteration or shift in its value, embodying the essence of mathematical evolution. This concept finds widespread application across diverse scientific disciplines, serving as a fundamental tool for understanding dynamic systems and phenomena.

In the realm of physics an “agent of change” refers to any force or interaction capable of instigating a transformation in the state of an object or system. From the microscopic world of subatomic particles to the grandeur of cosmic phenomena, agents of change wield influence over the fabric of reality itself.

Within the discipline of climate change, agents of change manifest as the driving forces behind alterations in the Earth’s climate system. They are the catalysts behind global warming, the architects of shifting weather patterns, and environmental upheaval. As humanity grapples with the consequences of its actions, understanding and addressing these agents of change becomes paramount in charting a sustainable course for the future.

Humans act as agents of change in relation to greenhouse gas emissions through various activities that release these gases into the atmosphere, ultimately contributing to climate change. Here’s an elaboration on how humans play this role:

  1. Burning Fossil Fuels: One significant way humans contribute to greenhouse gas emissions is through the combustion of fossil fuels for energy production, transportation, and industrial processes. When coal, oil, and natural gas are burned for electricity generation, heating, or powering vehicles, they release carbon dioxide (CO2) into the atmosphere. This CO2 is a major contributor to the enhanced greenhouse effect, trapping heat and causing global temperatures to rise.
  2. Deforestation: Another human activity that contributes to greenhouse gas emissions is deforestation. Forests act as carbon sinks, absorbing CO2 from the atmosphere through photosynthesis and storing it in biomass and soil. However, when forests are cleared for agriculture, logging, or urbanization, this stored carbon is released back into the atmosphere as CO2. Additionally, the loss of trees reduces the planet’s capacity to absorb CO2, exacerbating the greenhouse effect.
  3. Industrial Processes: Industrial activities, including manufacturing, mining, and chemical production, release greenhouse gases such as methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O). Methane is emitted during the extraction and processing of fossil fuels, as well as from livestock digestion and waste decomposition in landfills. Nitrous oxide is produced by agricultural practices like fertilizer application and livestock farming. These industrial processes contribute to the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, further intensifying climate change.
  4. Agriculture: Agricultural practices, particularly livestock farming and rice cultivation, are significant sources of greenhouse gas emissions. Livestock, such as cattle and sheep, produce methane as part of their digestive process (enteric fermentation), while rice paddies emit methane during anaerobic decomposition of organic matter in flooded soils. Additionally, the use of synthetic fertilizers in agriculture can lead to nitrous oxide emissions. Changes in land use for agriculture also contribute to deforestation, compounding the emissions from this sector.

Human activities play a central role in the release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, which drives climate change and its associated impacts. Addressing these emissions requires concerted efforts to transition to renewable energy sources, conserve forests, improve industrial processes, and adopt sustainable agricultural practices.

by Δ To Cause a Change from the album Agents of Change

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Agents of Change: EMF (Electromagnetic Force)

By admin | Published: May 5, 2024

Agents of change
Charge!
At large

[Verse 1]
In the language of math, where symbols rule,
Delta spells out change, a shift in role.
From particles small to the cosmos wide,
Agents of change in the physics tide.

[Bridge]
From charged particles to fields unseen,
Invisible threads where forces convene.
Delta x (expect) change is gleaned,
In electromagnetic realms, the universe’s scene.

[Chorus]
Agents of change, in forces arrayed,
Shaping the world where laws are made.
Electromagnetic, a force displayed,
In the dance of particles, Her power portrayed.
Agents of change
[Break]
Charge!
[Break]
At large

[Verse 2]
Electric and magnetic, intertwined they stand,
A dance of attraction, a cosmic band.
Opposites attract, like repels alike,
Delta x in motion, where forces strike.

[Bridge]
From charged particles to fields unseen,
Invisible threads where forces convene.
Delta x (expect) change is gleaned,
In electromagnetic realms, the universe’s scene.

[Break]
Agents of change
Charge!
At large

[Chorus]
Agents of change, in forces arrayed,
Shaping the world where laws are made.
Electromagnetic, a force displayed,
In the dance of particles, Her power portrayed.
Agents of change
[Break]
Charge!
[Break]
At large

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Rototom]

[Bridge]
From charged particles to fields unseen,
Invisible threads where forces convene.
Delta x (expect) change is gleaned,
In electromagnetic realms, the universe’s scene.

[Chorus]
Agents of change, in forces arrayed,
Shaping the world where laws are made.
Electromagnetic, a force displayed,
In the dance of particles, Her power portrayed.
[Break]
Agents of change
[Break]
Rearrange
[Break]

[Instrumental, Piano, Rototom]

[Outro]
From atoms to stars, its reach extends,
In the cosmic tapestry, where it amends.
Delta x, the motion, where its influence ascends,
Electromagnetic force, where the universe contends.

[End]

A SCIENCE LESSON
Uppercase delta (Δ) means “change” or “the change” in math. An example in which a variable x stands for the movement of an object: “Δx” means “the change in movement.” Scientists make use of this mathematical meaning of delta in various branches of science. In physics, an agent of change typically refers to a force or an interaction that causes a change in the state of an object or system.

Electromagnetic Force: The electromagnetic force is responsible for interactions between charged particles. It includes both electric and magnetic forces. For instance, the attraction between opposite charges and repulsion between like charges are examples of electromagnetic interactions.

by Δ To Cause a Change from the album Agents of Change

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Crazy Ways

By admin | Published: May 5, 2024

Woah, oh
Woah, oh, oh

[Verse 1]
I’ll never get use to the hazy days (hazy days)
Blame humans for their crazy ways (crazy ways)
The atmosphere sure ain’t clear (I fear)
Hold those near dear (it’s clear)
[Bridge]
The jig is up
[Break]
Musical chairs
And there’s not one there
[Bridge]
… to sit… oh, shhhh
[Break]
Hit!
[Chorus]
Oh, the jig is up
Your half-filled cup
Now plain to see…
… empty.
Yup, the jig is up

[Instrumental, Hammond B3, Drum Fills]

[Verse 2]
I’ll never get use to fire in the sky (but why)
Do you even need to ask me why (we’re gonna die)
The atmosphere sure ain’t clear (I fear)
Hold those near dear (it’s clear)
[Bridge]
The jig is up
[Break]
Musical chairs
And there’s not one there
[Bridge]
… to sit… oh, shhhh
[Break]
Hit!
[Chorus]
Oh, the jig is up
Your half-filled cup
Now plain to see…
… empty.
Yup, the jig is up

[Instrumental, Hammond B3, Drum Fills]

[Verse 3]
I’ll never get use to these degrees (Jeez)
Oh won’t you stop, I’m begging please (please)
The atmosphere sure ain’t clear (I fear)
Hold those near dear (it’s clear)
[Bridge]
The jig is up
[Break]
Musical chairs
And there’s not one there
[Bridge]
… to sit… oh, shhhh
[Break]
Hit!
[Chorus]
Oh, the jig is up
Your half-filled cup
Now plain to see…
… empty.
Yup, the jig is up

[Outro]
Oh, the jig is up
Your half-filled cup
Now plain to see…
… empty.

[End]

A SCIENCE LESSON
Humans emit greenhouse gases in various ways, some of which may seem unusual or unexpected. Here are a few examples:

  1. Landfills: When organic waste decomposes in landfills, it produces methane, a potent greenhouse gas. This methane is released into the atmosphere, contributing to global warming.
  2. Rice Cultivation: In flooded rice paddies, anaerobic conditions cause microbes to produce methane as a byproduct of decomposition. This methane is then released into the atmosphere.
  3. Livestock: Ruminant animals like cows and sheep produce methane during digestion, which is released through belching and flatulence. Large-scale livestock farming contributes significantly to methane emissions.
  4. Biomass Burning: Burning of biomass, such as agricultural residues, wood, and other organic matter, releases carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
  5. Permafrost Thawing: As permafrost thaws due to global warming, it releases large amounts of methane and carbon dioxide that have been trapped for thousands of years, further exacerbating climate change.

These emissions can contribute to a wildfire feedback loop in the following ways:

  1. Drier Conditions: Increased greenhouse gas emissions lead to higher temperatures and changes in precipitation patterns, resulting in drier conditions in many regions. Dry vegetation becomes more susceptible to ignition, increasing the likelihood of wildfires.
  2. Increased Fire Frequency and Intensity: Wildfires release large amounts of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. As more wildfires occur due to drier conditions, the amount of greenhouse gases released increases, contributing to further warming and creating a feedback loop.
  3. Altered Land Cover: Large wildfires can alter the landscape by destroying forests and other vegetation. This can lead to changes in land cover and land use, potentially affecting local climate patterns and further contributing to the conditions conducive to wildfires.
  4. Release of Stored Carbon: Wildfires can burn through organic matter stored in forests and soils, releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. This additional carbon dioxide further amplifies the greenhouse effect, contributing to climate change.

Overall, human activities that emit greenhouse gases contribute to the conditions that fuel wildfires, creating a feedback loop that exacerbates climate change and its associated impacts. Addressing these emissions and mitigating their effects is crucial in reducing the risk of wildfires and combating climate change.

by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Agents of Change: Applied Forces

By admin | Published: May 5, 2024

Agents of change approve
Move!

[Verse 1]
In the language of math, Delta tells a tale,
Of change and motion, it sets the sail.
With variables like x, we mark the course,
Delta x whispers secrets of motion’s force.

[Chorus]
Agents of Change, in physics they reign,
Applied Forces, they break and they strain.
Push and pull, they alter the scene,
In this dance of motion, they move your seen.

[Break]
Agents of change approve
[Break]
Move!
[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Drum Fills]

[Verse 2]
In the realm of physics, they take their stance,
External forces making objects dance.
A push, a pull, a tug and a groove,
Applied Forces dictate how things move.

[Chorus]
Agents of Change, in physics they reign,
Applied Forces, they break and they strain.
Push and pull, they alter the scene,
In this dance of motion, they move your seen.

[Break]
Agents of change approve
[Break]
Move!

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Drum Fills]

[Bridge]
From friction’s grip to gravity’s hold,
Applied Forces shape stories untold.
They move the world with a mighty hand,
In the grand design, they take their stand.

[Verse 3]
So heed the call of the forceful tide,
The reign change, better run, better hide.
Agents of Change, in motion’s grand play,
Applied Forces make the way.

[Chorus]
Agents of Change, in physics they reign,
Applied Forces, they break and they strain.
Push and pull, they alter the scene,
In this dance of motion, they move your seen.

[Break]
Agents of change approve
[Break]
Move!

[Outro]
Agents of change approve
Move

[End]

A SCIENCE LESSON
In mathematics, the uppercase delta (Δ) symbolizes “change” or “the change” in various contexts. For example, when denoting a variable x that represents the movement of an object, “Δx” indicates “the change in movement.” This mathematical concept of delta finds widespread application across diverse branches of science.

In physics, an agent of change often manifests as an applied force — a force exerted on an object by an external source. Applied forces can induce alterations in an object’s velocity or structural integrity. For instance, when pushing a box across the floor, an applied force is exerted, prompting the box to undergo a change in position, speed, and direction.

by Δ To Cause a Change from the album Agents of Change

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Agents of Change: Nuclear Forces

By admin | Published: May 5, 2024

Agents of change, action
Reaction

[Verse 1]
In the heart of the atom, mysteries abide,
Nuclear forces dance, Her secrets reside.
Holding the universe, in Her cosmic embrace,
Agents of change, in the vastness of space.

[Chorus]
Nuclear forces, weaving the fabrics thread,
Shaping the stars, where Her light is spread.
From fusion to fission, Her power may shine,
Agents of change, in a universe, space-time.
[Break]
Agents of change, action
[Break]
Reaction

[Verse 2]
In the core of the stars, where the light is born,
Nuclear fusion ignites, in a cosmic dawn.
The atoms collide, in a celestial ballet,
Creating the energy, that lights up the Milky Way.

[Chorus]
Nuclear forces, weaving the fabrics thread,
Shaping the stars, where Her light is spread.
From fusion to fission, Her power may shine,
Agents of change, in a universe, space-time.
[Break]
Agents of change, action
[Break]
Reaction

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Drum Fills]

[Verse 3]
In the depths of creation, agents take hold,
Nuclear forces guide, the fate of the world.
They shape our existence, in ways unforeseen,
Agents of change, ghost in the machine.

[Bridge]
From the birth of a star, to the splitting of the atom,
Nuclear forces play, in a cosmic anthem.
Their power immense, their influence vast,
Agents of change, from the future to the past.

[Chorus]
Nuclear forces, weaving the fabrics thread,
Shaping the stars, where Her light is spread.
From fusion to fission, Her power may shine,
Agents of change, in a universe, space-time.
[Break]
Agents of change, action
[Break]
Reaction

[Outro]
Agents of change, action
Reaction
Satisifaction

[End]

(Outro)
In the depths of creation, where mysteries unfurl,
Nuclear forces guide, the fate of the world.
They shape our existence, in ways unforeseen,
Agents of change, in the cosmic machine.

A SCIENCE LESSON
The Greek letter delta (Δ) serves as a symbol of transformation in the realm of mathematics, denoting change or variation. For instance, when applied to a variable like x, Δx represents the alteration or shift in its value, embodying the essence of mathematical evolution. This concept finds widespread application across diverse scientific disciplines, serving as a fundamental tool for understanding dynamic systems and phenomena.

In the realm of physics an “agent of change” refers to any force or interaction capable of instigating a transformation in the state of an object or system. From the microscopic world of subatomic particles to the grandeur of cosmic phenomena, agents of change wield influence over the fabric of reality itself.

Within the discipline of climate change, agents of change manifest as the driving forces behind alterations in the Earth’s climate system. They are the catalysts behind global warming, the architects of shifting weather patterns, and environmental upheaval. As humanity grapples with the consequences of its actions, understanding and addressing these agents of change becomes paramount in charting a sustainable course for the future.

One such potent force is that of nuclear forces. These forces are the invisible bonds that bind atomic nuclei together, shaping the structure of the elements and driving the processes of nuclear fusion and fission. Through the fusion of atomic nuclei, stars are born. Conversely, the fission of heavy nuclei releases tremendous amounts of energy, with profound implications for both power generation and weaponry. Nuclear forces stand as formidable agents of change, shaping the fabric of reality on both the cosmic and the atomic scales.

by Δ To Cause a Change from the album Agents of Change

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Agents of Fortune: Spring Force

By admin | Published: May 5, 2024

 

Agents of change be:
Wild and free!

[Verse 1]
In the realm of math, a symbol’s call,
Delta signifies change, we hold the ball.
From physics to climate, we hold sway,
Guiding us through transformation’s array.

[Chorus]
Agents of change, they shape our world,
In every force, their secrets unfurl.
Spring force, oh, it holds the key,
To shifts in motion, wild and free.
[Break]
Agents of change be:
[Break]
Wild and free!

[Verse 2]
As springs stretch and compress in tight,
Their forces strive to set things right.
In physics’ dance, they play their part,
Affecting objects, stop and start.

[Chorus]
Agents of change, they shape our world,
In every force, their secrets unfurl.
Spring force, oh, it holds the key,
To shifts in motion, wild and free.
[Break]
Agents of change be:
[Break]
Wild and free!

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo]

[Verse 3]
Best listen to the message She’ll send,
As agents of fortune, they’ll never bend.
Through chaos and calm, they’ll always be,
Agents of change, for eternity.

[Bridge]
From climate shifts to nature’s grace,
Agents of fortune, in every place.
They guide our journey, day by day,
In the dance of life, they lead the way.

[Chorus]
Agents of change, they shape our world,
In every force, their secrets unfurl.
Spring force, oh, it holds the key,
To shifts in motion, wild and free.
[Break]
Agents of change be:
[Break]
Wild and free!

[Outro]
Agents of change be:
Wild and free!
Really, wild and free

[End]

A SCIENCE LESSON
Uppercase delta (Δ) means “change” or “the change” in math. An example in which a variable x stands for the movement of an object: “Δx” means “the change in movement.” Scientists make use of this mathematical meaning of delta in various branches of science. In physics, an agent of change typically refers to a force or an interaction that causes a change in the state of an object or system. In the context of climate change, agents of change are factors or mechanisms that contribute to alterations in the Earth’s climate system, leading to global warming, shifts in weather patterns, and other environmental impacts.

Spring Force: When a spring is stretched or compressed, it exerts a force that tries to restore it to its equilibrium position. This force is known as the spring force. It can cause changes in the position or velocity of objects attached to the spring.

by Δ To Cause a Change from the album Agents of Change

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Agents of Change: Friction

By admin | Published: May 5, 2024

Agents of change

Rearrange

[Verse 1]
In the realm of motion, where Delta x abounds,
Friction arises where surfaces are bound.
A force opposing, in contact’s embrace,
Slowing down motion, in its steadfast race.
[Break]
Hot, so hot

[Chorus]
Agents of change, where friction lies,
Opposing forces, under sunlit skies.
Delta x in motion, where resistance flies,
In the dance of forces, where change implies.
[Break]
Hot, so hot

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Piano]

[Verse 2]
From tires on pavement to feet on the ground,
Friction’s presence in motion is found.
It alters the speed, the course, the flow,
In the push and pull of forces will show.

[Break]
Hot, so hot

[Chorus]
Agents of change, where friction lies,
Opposing forces, under sunlit skies.
Delta x in motion, where resistance flies,
In the dance of forces, where change implies.
[Break]
Hot, so hot

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Piano]

[Bridge]
In the dance of particles, where surfaces meet,
Friction’s force, in motion’s beat.
Delta x slows down, where pathways entreat,
In the realm of motion, is change discreet?
[Break]
Hot, so hot

[Chorus]
Agents of change, where friction lies,
Opposing forces, under sunlit skies.
Delta x in motion, where resistance flies,
In the dance of forces, where change implies.
[Break]
Hot, so hot

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Piano]

{Outro]
So in the symphony of motion’s refrain,
Friction’s force, where changes gain.
Dela x in motion, where forces attain,
Agents of change, in the motion’s domain.

[End]

A SCIENCE LESSON
Uppercase delta (Δ) means “change” or “the change” in math. An example in which a variable x stands for the movement of an object: “Δx” means “the change in movement.” Scientists make use of this mathematical meaning of delta in various branches of science. In physics, an agent of change typically refers to a force or an interaction that causes a change in the state of an object or system.

Friction: Friction is a force that opposes the motion of objects in contact with each other. It can cause changes in the speed or direction of an object’s motion. For example, friction between the tires of a car and the road surface slows down the car when the brakes are applied.

by Δ To Cause a Change from the album Agents of Change

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Agents of Change: Gravity

By admin | Published: May 4, 2024

Agents of change
[Break]
Rearrange

[Instrumental, Guitar Solo, Drum Fills]

[Verse 1]
In the language of math, delta spells out change,
An agent unseen, but it rearranges.
When x shifts, and the world rearranges,
Delta x shows the path that it ranges.

[Chorus]
Gravity, agent of change,
Pulling us close, in its wide range.
From Earth to the stars, an attractive force,
In the dance of the cosmos, it changes our course.
[Break]
Agents of change
[Break]
Rearrange

[Verse 2]
In the realm of physics, it reigns supreme,
Binding the planets in an eternal scheme.
With mass as its currency, it dictates the scene,
Delta (x), the shift, where its presence is seen.

[Chorus]
Gravity, agent of change,
Pulling us close, in its wide range.
From Earth to the stars, an attractive force,
In the dance of the cosmos, it changes our course.
[Break]
Agents of change
[Break]
Rearrange

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Piano]

[Bridge]
Through galaxies vast, its pull extends,
In the fabric of spacetime, it bends.
Delta x, the measure, where its story blends,
Gravity’s legacy, on which all depends.

[Chorus]
Gravity, agent of change,
Pulling us close, in its wide range.
From Earth to the stars, an attractive force,
In the dance of the cosmos, it changes our course.
[Break]
Agents of change
[Break]
Rearrange

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Guitar Solo, Drum Fills]

[Outro]
In the symphony of existence, its echo rings,
Gravity’s touch, the universe sings.
Delta x, the motion, on celestial strings,
A force of nature, where the cosmos clings.

[End]

A SCIENCE LESSON
Uppercase delta (Δ) means “change” or “the change” in math. An example in which a variable x stands for the movement of an object: “Δx” means “the change in movement.” Scientists make use of this mathematical meaning of delta in various branches of science. In physics, an agent of change typically refers to a force or an interaction that causes a change in the state of an object or system. Here are some examples:

  1. Gravity: Gravity is a fundamental force that acts between objects with mass. It causes objects to accelerate toward each other. For example, the gravitational force of the Earth causes objects to fall when dropped.
  2. Electromagnetic Force: The electromagnetic force is responsible for interactions between charged particles. It includes both electric and magnetic forces. For instance, the attraction between opposite charges and repulsion between like charges are examples of electromagnetic interactions.
  3. Friction: Friction is a force that opposes the motion of objects in contact with each other. It can cause changes in the speed or direction of an object’s motion. For example, friction between the tires of a car and the road surface slows down the car when the brakes are applied.
  4. Applied Forces: Applied forces are external forces that are exerted on an object by an external agent. These forces can cause changes in an object’s velocity or deformation. For instance, pushing a box across the floor applies a force that causes the box to move.
  5. Spring Force: When a spring is stretched or compressed, it exerts a force that tries to restore it to its equilibrium position. This force is known as the spring force. It can cause changes in the position or velocity of objects attached to the spring.
  6. Nuclear Forces: Nuclear forces are the forces that hold atomic nuclei together. They can cause changes in the structure of atomic nuclei through processes such as nuclear fusion or fission.

These are just a few examples of agents of change in physics. In general, any force or interaction that causes a change in the motion, position, or state of an object or system can be considered an agent of change in physics.

In the context of climate change, agents of change are factors or mechanisms that contribute to alterations in the Earth’s climate system, leading to global warming, shifts in weather patterns, and other environmental impacts. Here are some examples of agents of change in climate change:

  1. Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Human activities, such as burning fossil fuels (coal, oil, and natural gas), deforestation, industrial processes, and agriculture, release greenhouse gases (such as carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide) into the atmosphere. These gases trap heat, leading to an increase in global temperatures.
  2. Deforestation: The clearing of forests for agriculture, logging, urbanization, and other purposes reduces the Earth’s capacity to absorb carbon dioxide through photosynthesis. This contributes to higher levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide and disrupts the balance of greenhouse gases.
  3. Land Use Changes: Changes in land use, including urbanization, agriculture expansion, and infrastructure development, can alter local and regional climates by modifying surface albedo (reflectivity), evapotranspiration rates, and heat absorption.
  4. Industrial Activities: Industrial processes, such as cement production, chemical manufacturing, and metal smelting, emit greenhouse gases and other pollutants into the atmosphere. These activities contribute to global warming and air pollution, affecting both climate and human health.
  5. Transportation: The combustion of fossil fuels in vehicles, airplanes, ships, and other modes of transportation releases greenhouse gases and other pollutants into the atmosphere. The transportation sector is a significant contributor to global carbon emissions.
  6. Agricultural Practices: Agricultural activities, including livestock farming, rice cultivation, and fertilizer use, produce methane and nitrous oxide emissions, both potent greenhouse gases. Changes in agricultural practices can influence greenhouse gas emissions and land use patterns.
  7. Inexplicable Consumer Choices: Consumer behavior can sometimes defy logic or go against the imperative of addressing climate change and environmental degradation. Addressing these behaviors often requires a combination of education, policy interventions, market incentives, and societal norms to encourage more sustainable choices.

These examples illustrate how various human activities and natural processes act as agents of change in the Earth’s climate system, leading to observable impacts on the environment and society. Addressing climate change requires mitigating greenhouse gas emissions, promoting sustainable land use practices, and adapting to changing climate conditions.

by Δ To Cause a Change from the album Agents of Change

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Catastrophic Surge: Houston

By admin | Published: May 4, 2024

Grab your partner
Spin her round
Kick her in the shin
And knock her down

[Break]

[Instrumental, Fiddle, Banjo, Guitar]

[Verse 1]
Dark clouds gather, ominous signs,
Houston braces for the floodlines.
Roofs submerged and streets awash,
As heavy rains paint the city in a wash.

[Pre-Chorus]
Evacuate, the warnings sound,
A surge of water, we can’t confound.
In the heart of Texas, we stand tall,
But nature’s fury, heed the call?

[Chorus]
Catastrophic surge, rising high,
In the blink of an eye, we can’t deny.
Houston’s heart, it beats strong,
But against this tide, we must belong.

[Instrumental, Fiddle, Guitar Solo]

[Verse 2]
High-water rescues, rooftop cries,
Heroes emerge beneath the stormy skies.
Homes swallowed by the swelling tide,
As we fight against this watery ride.

[Pre-Chorus]
Evacuate, the warnings sound,
A surge of water, we can’t confound.
In the heart of Texas, we stand tall,
But nature’s fury, heed the call?

[Chorus]
Catastrophic surge, rising high,
In the blink of an eye, we can’t deny.
Houston’s heart, it beats strong,
But against this tide, we must belong.

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Drum Fills]

[Bridge]
Through the darkness, we’ll find the light,
Together we’ll weather this relentless fight.
United heart, resilient soul,
In the aftermath, we’ll admit to our toll
We are the primary primates
Gone irate
The cause of our ill fate
Still: Drill, drill, drill
Until….

[Pre-Chorus]
Evacuate, the warnings sound,
A surge of water, we can’t confound.
In the heart of Texas, we stand tall,
But nature’s fury, heed the call?

[Chorus]
Catastrophic surge, rising high,
In the blink of an eye, we can’t deny.
Houston’s heart, it beats strong,
But against this tide, we must belong.

[Instrumental, Piano]

[Outro]
Catastrophic surge, will overcome,
Reaching the day, nowhere to run.
Houston’s spirit, taking a dive,
In the face of adversity, can’t survive.

[End]

A SCIENCE LESSON
HOUSTON (May 4, 2024) — Following a deluge of heavy storms that battered the region, the Houston area faced escalating flood threats on Saturday, prompting authorities to issue urgent evacuation warnings for residents in low-lying areas. With a flood watch in place until Sunday afternoon, forecasters anticipated additional rainfall Saturday night, potentially adding another 1 to 3 inches (2.5 to 7.6 centimeters) of water to the already saturated terrain and heightening the risk of severe flooding. Friday’s torrential downpours triggered numerous high-water rescues, including dramatic rooftop operations to save stranded residents from inundated homes.

“This threat is evolving and intensifying. It’s not just another river flood,” emphasized Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo, the leading elected official in the nation’s third-largest county.

Persistent rains in Texas and parts of Louisiana have saturated the ground and filled reservoirs for weeks. Across southeastern Texas, north of Houston, floodwaters have engulfed streets and submerged vehicles, with some homes experiencing water levels reaching their rooftops.

In the northern Houston suburb of Spring, the National Weather Service recorded over 11 inches (28 centimeters) of rainfall within a 24-hour period ending Friday morning, exacerbating the already precarious flood situation.

by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Do Sul Submerso

By admin | Published: May 4, 2024

Correr! Rápido!
[Break]
Correr? Nadar!

[Instrumental, Guitar, Berimbau, Agogô]

[Verse 1]
In the land where the rivers roam,
Where the waters weave their tale,
Rio Grande do Sul, once known,
Now submerged beneath the veil.

[Chorus]
Do Sul submerso, in the floods we mourn,
Lost in the deluge, hearts torn,
Cities swallowed, bridges break,
In the torrents, we quake.

[Instrumental, Guitar, Ganzá, Repinique]

[Verse 2]
Torrential rains, an unyielding tide,
Claiming lives, nowhere to hide,
As the dam breaks, and the waters rise,
We’re left to ponder our demise.

[Chorus]
Do Sul submerso, in the floods we mourn,
Lost in the deluge, hearts torn,
Cities swallowed, bridges break,
In the torrents, we quake.

[Instrumental, Guitar, Berimbau, Agogô]

[Bridge]
From Feliz to Lajeado, the waters rage,
Towns and valleys, lost in the stage,
History rewritten, records drowned,
In the floodwaters, we’re bound.

[Chorus]
Do Sul submerso, in the floods we mourn,
Lost in the deluge, hearts torn,
Cities swallowed, bridges break,
In the torrents, we quake.

[Outro]
As Rio Grande do Sul bears the weight,
Of a tragedy, so heavy, so great,
We sing of loss, of hope, of pain,
In the midst of floods, who’ll remain?

[End]

by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

A SCIENCE LESSON
Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil (May 4, 2024) — Catastrophic rains and flooding have unleashed havoc in southern Brazil, leaving a trail of devastation and despair in their wake. The Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul reels from the aftermath, with the toll of tragedy rising by the hour. As heavy rains pounded the region, claiming the lives of 39 souls and leaving 68 individuals unaccounted for, the state civil defense agency grapples with the enormity of the crisis.

This grim episode marks the fourth environmental catastrophe in a year, echoing the dire floods of July, September, and November 2023, which claimed a total of 75 lives. The relentless deluge has eclipsed the memory of the historic 1941 flood, as recounted by the Brazilian Geological Service, pushing water levels to unprecedented heights in cities where records span nearly 150 years.

Streets transformed into torrents, rendering towns akin to submerged landscapes. Roads and bridges buckled under the relentless surge, while the collapse of a dam at a hydroelectric plant between Bento Goncalves and Cotipora sent shockwaves of destruction through the Taquari River valley. Lajeado and Estrela bore the brunt of this watery onslaught, with entire communities engulfed by the unforgiving current.

In the town of Feliz, nestled 50 miles (80 kilometers) from the state capital, Porto Alegre, the once-mighty river swelled beyond recognition, swallowing bridges whole and severing vital connections with neighboring settlements like Linha Nova. As Rio Grande do Sul grapples with this unparalleled catastrophe, the resilience of its people shines through amidst the darkness of despair.

by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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The Adversary

By admin | Published: May 4, 2024

Wait! Hold on…
Are you telling me
I’m the adversary?

[Instrumental, Guitar Solo, Drum Fills, Rototom]

[Verse 1]
Are you telling me…
The adversary “is” me?
I appear near self-contradictory
Sadomasochism, I am?

[Bridge]
Pumping pain is insane
But you know, there I go
Foot on the gas
Knowing life will pass

[Chorus]
You wanna fight, alright
(Hold tight)
I’m a little out of sorts
(Tonight)
You might wanna fight
Some other night

[Instrumental, Hammond B3 Organ, Saxophone Solo, Drum Fills]

[Break]
Wait! Hold on…
Are you telling me
I’m the adversary?

[Verse 2]
Just found out
What life’s about
Now I’m having doubts…
Is my hostility getting the best of me

[Chorus]
You wanna fight, alright
(Hold tight)
I’m a little out of sorts
(Tonight)
You might wanna fight
Some other night

[Bridge]
Pumping pain is insane
But you know, there I go
Foot on the gas
Knowing life will pass

[Outro]
Go ahead, hit me.
I dare you. Come on.
Hit me.

[End]

A SCIENCE LESSON
“Response to external forcings” refers to how a system reacts or changes in response to external influences or drivers. In the context of climate science, external forcings typically refer to factors outside of the Earth’s climate system that can influence the climate. Humans are the “External Forcings” and climate change is the response.

Man is his own worst enemy in relation to climate change in several ways:

  1. Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Human activities, particularly the burning of fossil fuels for energy, industrial processes, and transportation, release greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere. These emissions trap heat, leading to global warming and climate change.
  2. Deforestation: Clearing forests for agriculture, logging, and urban development reduces the Earth’s capacity to absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Deforestation also disrupts ecosystems, diminishes biodiversity, and contributes to habitat loss and species extinction.
  3. Overconsumption and Waste: Excessive consumption of resources, including energy, water, and materials, contributes to environmental degradation and greenhouse gas emissions. Additionally, the disposal of waste, particularly plastics, contributes to pollution and harms ecosystems, wildlife, and marine life.
  4. Industrial Agriculture: Intensive farming practices, including livestock production and monoculture crops, contribute to greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, soil degradation, and water pollution. These practices also exacerbate biodiversity loss and contribute to the depletion of natural resources.
  5. Inefficiencies in Energy Use: Wasteful energy practices, inefficient technologies, and reliance on fossil fuels contribute to higher emissions and exacerbate climate change. Transitioning to renewable energy sources and improving energy efficiency can help mitigate these impacts.
  6. Lack of Sustainable Practices: Failure to prioritize sustainability in business, government policies, and individual behaviors perpetuates environmentally harmful practices and accelerates climate change. Adopting sustainable practices, such as conservation, renewable energy, and eco-friendly transportation, is essential for mitigating climate change.
  7. Denial and Inaction: Despite overwhelming scientific evidence, some individuals, corporations, and governments deny or downplay the reality of climate change. This denial and reluctance to take decisive action delay efforts to reduce emissions, adapt to climate impacts, and transition to a sustainable future.

Overall, human activities drive climate change through greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, overconsumption, industrial agriculture, inefficiencies in energy use, lack of sustainable practices, and denial or inaction. Addressing these challenges requires collective action, innovative solutions, and a commitment to sustainable development to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change and safeguard the planet for future generations.

by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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The Fabric of the Universe

By admin | Published: May 4, 2024

What was that?
[Break]
[Instrumental, Timpani, Rototom, Gong]

[Break]
I can’t seem to remember
What I was going to ….

[Verse]
Memory, will you last
Transitory, in the past
Reality surely lasts?
Folding into our collective pasts

[Chorus]
So many days
In so many ways
Threaded together
Forever
The seams sown at the seems
Holding our dreams

[Bridge]
The fabric of the universe
The backdrop of our scenes
Acting out our play on your stage
In each day and age

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Piano]

[Break]
What?

[Bridge]
The fabric of the universe
The backdrop of our “seen’s”
Acting out our play every stage
In each day and age

[Chorus]
So many days
In so many ways
Threaded together
Forever
The seams sown at the seems
Holding our dreams

[Verse]
Memory, will you last
Transitory, in the past
Reality surely lasts?
Folding into our collective pasts

[Outro]
I can’t remember what I was going to…
Hey!

[End]

A SCIENTIFIC THOUGHT
The “fabric of the universe” is a metaphorical concept used to describe the underlying structure and composition of the cosmos. It refers to the fundamental components and forces that govern the behavior of matter, energy, space, and time at the most fundamental level. While the universe’s fabric is not a tangible material like fabric in the conventional sense, it represents the interconnectedness and interplay of various physical phenomena that shape the universe’s existence and evolution.

In the framework of modern physics, the fabric of the universe is described by theories such as general relativity and quantum mechanics. According to general relativity, spacetime is the fabric of the universe, where matter and energy warp and curve the fabric, giving rise to gravity. On the other hand, quantum mechanics describes the behavior of matter and energy at the smallest scales, revealing the probabilistic nature of particles and the fundamental forces that govern their interactions.

Additionally, the Standard Model of particle physics provides a framework for understanding the fundamental particles and their interactions through three of the four fundamental forces: electromagnetism, weak nuclear force, and strong nuclear force. However, the fabric of the universe remains incomplete without a complete understanding of the fourth fundamental force, gravity, within the context of quantum mechanics.

In summary, the fabric of the universe encompasses the fundamental principles and phenomena that underlie the cosmos’s structure and dynamics, including spacetime, fundamental particles, forces, and their interactions. It represents our ongoing quest to understand the universe’s deepest mysteries and uncover the laws that govern its existence.

by The Beatless Sense Mongers

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Visible Light (Wave)

By admin | Published: May 4, 2024

[Verse 1]
The sunlight bouncing off of me
Reflecting back out to infinity
I’m sending light, all day and night

[Bridge]
Sunshine on my face
Reflecting off the surface
Will they see a trace
Of my race

[Chorus]
I’m sending you a signal
(come one and all)
I’m sending you a sign
(Travel throughout time)

[Instrumental, Harp, Triangle]

[Verse 2]
I’m waving to you
From my point-of-view
Are you waving back
Insight I lack

[Chorus]
I’m sending you a signal
(come one and all)
I’m sending you a sign
(Travel throughout time)

[Bridge]
Sunshine on my face
Reflecting off the surface
Will they see a trace
Of our grace

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Guitar]

[Break]
Wave!

[Verse 3]
So, did you know,
I’m waving hello
Hi.
Or goodbye,
I really don’t know

[Break]
Wave!

[Chorus]
I’m sending you a signal
(come one and all)
I’m sending you a sign
(Travel throughout time)

[Break]
Wave!

[Bridge]
Sunshine on my face
Reflecting off the surface
Will they see a trace
Of our grace

[Outro]
So, wave, Hello
Wave, Good-bye
Hi
[End]

A SCIENCE LESSON

Humans primarily emit electromagnetic waves into deep space. These waves include various forms of electromagnetic radiation, such as radio waves, microwaves, infrared radiation, visible light, ultraviolet radiation, X-rays, and gamma rays.

  1. Radio Waves: These are low-frequency electromagnetic waves used for communication and broadcasting. Radio transmissions from Earth have been traveling into space since the early days of radio technology.
  2. Microwaves: These are higher-frequency electromagnetic waves commonly used in microwave ovens and telecommunications. Some human-made signals, such as satellite communication and radar, also emit microwaves into space.
  3. Infrared Radiation: Humans and human-made objects emit infrared radiation as heat. Infrared radiation is detected by infrared telescopes and sensors, allowing astronomers to study celestial objects and phenomena.
  4. Visible Light: Sunlight reflected off Earth’s surface and human-made light sources produce visible light that travels into space. Artificial lights, cities, and human activities on Earth contribute to the visible light emissions.
  5. Ultraviolet Radiation: While humans do not emit significant amounts of ultraviolet radiation, artificial sources such as UV lamps and industrial processes may emit UV radiation into space.
  6. X-rays and Gamma Rays: Medical imaging devices, industrial equipment, and scientific instruments produce X-rays and gamma rays. However, these high-energy waves are generally absorbed by Earth’s atmosphere and do not penetrate deep into space.

Overall, the electromagnetic waves emitted by humans into deep space are primarily in the form of radio waves, microwaves, infrared radiation, and visible light. These emissions can be detected and studied by astronomers and scientists using space-based telescopes and instruments.

by The Beatless Sense Mongers

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