De Havilland Vampire Video!

Hmm, just prowling the internet and You Tube and this came up after an unrelated video .. (see below, the previous video was the final battle scene in the film Gladiator, so don't ask what bizarre connection the AI came up with to prompt me with this): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWgd9yj-cJ4

Looks like a modelling project has list been born, as I am pretty sure I have one of these in an old Airfix kit in the loft (see below, one I didn't do in my youth as I was only interested in WW2 propeller planes):

Model on!

OK .. There may "just" be a case for AI .. Star Wars: A New Hope (1950s Version)

I cannot describe it .. you just have to watch it! (see link below .. "In a Galaxy Far, Far Away"): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxmlFW9IgYg

And if they made a feature length one, I think would watch it!

That's Interesting: An International Warhammer Conference Captured on YouTube

Here it is in all its glory (see link below): 

https://www.youtube.com/@warhammerconference

The first video (see below, included so you can get a feel for it):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KNs_Gnq1Z8

I have to say that I am fascinated! In know 40K in particular is so old it has its own creed and history within its history. Fascinated to see the dedication and interest this generates!

Watch out for those Accountability Sinks - The Unaccountability Machine

Ever thought that the world is just too complex and is just mad. You know you just could be right. The Unaccountability Machine might just be able to tell you why (see below, another interesting and insightful Audible read, this time about Economics): 

It introduces a interesting character called Stafford Beer and the Cybernetics Movement, co-starring Norbert Wiener, Gordon Pask and John von Neumann. What could go wrong if we follow the (wrong) economists?

Wikipedia: 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stafford_Beer

Not forgetting the terrible tale of the squirrels: 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/320721.stm