How to Drive

One of the many tragedies in our present world is our obsession with and dependence upon the automobile.

Globally this is rapidly increasing, not decreasing.

Since I have been a professional driver (and a very safe one at that) for a good chunk of my life, I thought it might be useful if I shared some of what I have learned over the years.

I think you'll find there is something here for beginners and experienced drivers alike.

(Also for pedestrians and cyclists)

Click on the winking mouse to go to this section.

infrastructureinnovation.com

This website explores innovation in infrastructure.

It will consist mostly of articles exploring the possibilities of infrastructure without fossil fuels.

Some of it will be used to explain and promote my invention that turns rainwater into compressed air, partial vacuum, heated water and heated air.

Initially, I saw this device only as a means for powering Atmostrack.

Now I see that my device can stand alone, although it makes sense to continue exploring infrastructure in terms of both it and Atmostrack.

Click on the logo at the right to go to this website.

Welcome!

This is my personal website and, in due course (as they say in England), I will be adding some of my personal reflections on life, the universe and all that.

My section How to Drive is updated from time to time and I announce these updates on this page.

Similarly, the website infrastructureinnovation.com is also added to and updates announced on this page.

If you hover your mouse over words with a grey/blue background, a quotation or an explanation will pop up.

Try it on this: John 3:16 John 3:16 (King James Version)

For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
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Commentary Section

I have finally added a section where I get on my high horse (or soap box, if you prefer).

Downloads

This section will provide ebooks for downloading (without cost).

Three things readers may want to know about me are that I am a Christian^*, I have a very high IQ and I was born borderline autistic.

New Posting

My first comment posting on The 80/20 Fraud.

I am one of a global network of Christians who either belong to Mensa or qualify for membership, i.e. with IQs in the top two percent of the population (mine's in the top one percent). I live in England and I am a member of British Mensa. More information about Mensa can be found by going to the Links page via the navigation menu.

There is a bit about me in the About pages, but I intend the nuts and bolts of this website to be the Commentary section. Now retired (at least retired from working for others!), I am taking the opportunity to write down my reflections on life, the universe and all that, just as I threatened to do earlier!

My reflections are based on my experiences and observations over almost seven decades. I don't mince words and some visitors will be turned off by what I write.

However, while the old adage 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' remains a mouthful of truth, I am of the conviction that when things are broke we need to recognize that they are indeed broke and then roll up our sleeves and start fixing.

The commentary section will become my contribution towards fixing those things that are broke.

^*I need to add an explanation to my use of the word 'Christian'. I use it with the same meaning we find in the New Testament (Acts 11:26Acts 11:26 (New International Version)

and when he found him, he brought him to Antioch. So for a whole year Barnabas and Saul met with the church and taught great numbers of people. The disciples were called Christians first at Antioch.

, Acts 16:28Acts 26:28 (New International Version)

Then Agrippa said to Paul, "Do you think that in such a short time you can persuade me to be a Christian?"

and 1 Peter 4:161 Peter 4:16 (New International Version)

However, if you suffer as a Christian, do not be ashamed, but praise God that you bear that name.

). In this context, the term 'Christian' may well have been a term of derision, not a badge of belonging to a culture. I will be expanding on this in the section I have begun building (but not yet posted) for The Intelligent Christian.