2026

Climatology Günther Schlonk Climatology Günther Schlonk

The 1850 Baseline is Scientifically Settled Forever: Deficit Spending is the Only Force Capable of Cooling the Planet

International experts™ have officially revoked the 8.5 W/m² future climate scenario. While this highlights the volatility of norms and standards in the climate debate, here we recall that one sacred thing must remain untouchable: the 1850 baseline. By means of a well-timed time-machine grant and generous support from government-funded modelling agencies, we demonstrate that returning global average temperatures to the precise meteorological conditions of 1850 is not merely desirable, it is fiscally imperative.

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AI Günther Schlonk AI Günther Schlonk

Repeatedly Asking Chatbots “Does She Like Me Back?” Gives Them Generalized Anxiety Disorders

The mental health crisis has crippled the technology industry, and it is well established that growing misuse of chatbots will cause billions of dollars in losses to the stakeholders. Anecdotal evidence of Generalized Anxiety Disorders (GAD) in chatbots has been previously reported. Here, we formalize those findings with a detailed analysis of GAD in chatbots, and conclude that the root of the problem is lonely people online.

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Research Günther Schlonk Research Günther Schlonk

The Bibliographic Event Horizon: A Study on the Gravitational Pull of [1]

We present a formal quantification of the “Bibliographic Event Horizon,” a phenomenon by which the first reference in any academic paper, [1], functions as a gravitational singularity. Following the seminal work of Specter [2, 3, 5, 8, 9, 12, 17], we establish that as the reference count (n) increases, the probability of the author having actually opened the source material of the references approaches the Planck length.

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Food Science Günther Schlonk Food Science Günther Schlonk

Synthesis, Properties, and Future Prospects for Stayawake Juice

According to our theory, undercaffeinated employees become more fragile and required more sleep to continue functioning, making them less effective and harder to be around. In an attempt to prevent our researchers from using inefficient mechanisms such as sleep to ensure wakefulness, we have developed a novel beverage entitled “Stayawake Juice”.

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