Matt Tank
@mtank.com.au
Technology strategist, cyber security consultant and marine life enthusiast based out of Adelaide, Australia. I have a web site, and my web site has a profile (@samarineguide.com.au), where I'll occasionally post pictures of sea bugs and whatnot.
I'll be interested in the results of today's Canadian election which being reported as a referendum on "Trumpism", will likely be a good indicator of of how the Australian vote will go. More than any particular left/right result, I'm hoping for a rejection of Trump-style populism in both countries
April 29, 2025 at 2:35 AM
I'll be interested in the results of today's Canadian election which being reported as a referendum on "Trumpism", will likely be a good indicator of of how the Australian vote will go. More than any particular left/right result, I'm hoping for a rejection of Trump-style populism in both countries
The UN Security Council has been broken for a long time and should be reworked:
* "Permanent" members should be the 'n' largest economies for each continent (12 total)
* No veto
* 8 non-permanent members voted in the same as now
More representative, more dynamic and more effective.
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* "Permanent" members should be the 'n' largest economies for each continent (12 total)
* No veto
* 8 non-permanent members voted in the same as now
More representative, more dynamic and more effective.
(more) -->
April 22, 2025 at 8:16 AM
The UN Security Council has been broken for a long time and should be reworked:
* "Permanent" members should be the 'n' largest economies for each continent (12 total)
* No veto
* 8 non-permanent members voted in the same as now
More representative, more dynamic and more effective.
(more) -->
* "Permanent" members should be the 'n' largest economies for each continent (12 total)
* No veto
* 8 non-permanent members voted in the same as now
More representative, more dynamic and more effective.
(more) -->
Foucault's Pendulum was installed in the Pantheon, Paris, by Léon Foucault in 1851 to prove that the Earth is not fixed, but rotating. This replica hangs from the dome of the Pantheon today, after the original brass bob was damaged in a fall. Photos by me.
www.paris-pantheon.fr/en/discover/...
www.paris-pantheon.fr/en/discover/...
March 21, 2025 at 5:35 AM
Foucault's Pendulum was installed in the Pantheon, Paris, by Léon Foucault in 1851 to prove that the Earth is not fixed, but rotating. This replica hangs from the dome of the Pantheon today, after the original brass bob was damaged in a fall. Photos by me.
www.paris-pantheon.fr/en/discover/...
www.paris-pantheon.fr/en/discover/...
I have another account that showcases the South Australian marine life as featured on my web site. Feel free to give it a follow, and/or follow me if you'd prefer a bit more varied content.
The coasts of South Australia host an incredible diversity of life and its rugged beauty rivals that of the tropics. Featuring almost 700 species, this guide can help you find & recognise these remarkable organisms.
www.samarineguide.com.au
#underwaterphotography #greatsouthernreef #southaustralia
www.samarineguide.com.au
#underwaterphotography #greatsouthernreef #southaustralia
March 18, 2025 at 3:29 AM
I have another account that showcases the South Australian marine life as featured on my web site. Feel free to give it a follow, and/or follow me if you'd prefer a bit more varied content.