Andrzej Kierzek

Scientist & Climber.

[Andrzej Kierzek @a_kierzek]

As someone who has skydived a few times (nothing as extreme as this), I think that dropping your right hand and leaving your left hand dragging in the air would result in a left turn. It would be nice to add some physics to imagination🙂

[X Freeze @XFreeze]

Describe it once. Watch Grok Imagine bring your imaginations to life

[Andrzej Kierzek @a_kierzek]

Where do these figures come from? UK government (DESNZ) says it is 29.5% wind and 6.9% solar for entire 2025 (not just best day of a year). Your point may still stand, but why to tweak figures?

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

Wind is currently generating only 15% of our electricity needs.
Solar about 2%. For reasons I’ve never been able to fathom it kinda closes down every night 🤔🤣😂
Gas is generating about a third of electricity supply.
We’re having to import another 18% from abroad.
Other than that your observation is spot on.

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

Wind is currently generating only 15% of our electricity needs.
Solar about 2%. For reasons I’ve never been able to fathom it kinda closes down every night 🤔🤣😂
Gas is generating about a third of electricity supply.
We’re having to import another 18% from abroad.
Other than that your observation is spot on.

[Edward Stringer @edwardstrngr65]

This is a very important historical precedent that gets overlooked because we prefer the national myth of a resurgence from Chamberlain in Munich to Churchill the bulldog. It was always more complicated than that…

[Andrzej Kierzek @a_kierzek]

This looks like it was painted! If it was not coming from you I would think its an AI. Great photo! Thank you so much for sharing.

[peaklass @peaklass1]

I've always loved this gnarled old tree, its branches like twisted limbs, painted with moss and lichen. But on this autumn morning I was stopped in my tracks as I noticed the hundreds of gleaming silver cobwebs it held so gently and carefully between its wizened fingers.

Wishing you all a peaceful Samhain, and wonderful adventures in all the thin places!

#peakdistrict

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[Andrzej Kierzek @a_kierzek]

Wow, indeed

[Piers Morgan @piersmorgan]

Wow, what a picture.

[Andrzej Kierzek @a_kierzek]

It was a plesure to meet you and learn about Enmetazobactam journey.

[Maneesh Paul @maneeshpaul]

I am looking forward to speak at the UK MHRA - GAMRIF meeting on 26–27 March 2025 in London, UK., titled ‘AMR Innovation – Ideation to Regulation and Beyond’.

This timely and important gathering is being organized by the @MHRAgovuk (Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency and #GAMRIF (Global AMR Innovation Fund). Their effort in bringing together innovators, regulators, policymakers, and clinicians reflects the urgent need for a coordinated, cross-sectoral response to AMR which is one of the most pressing global health threats of our time.

I look forward to meaningful discussions that will shape the future of AMR innovation - from ideation, through regulation, and far beyond.

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[Andrzej Kierzek @a_kierzek]

@cairngorm_mrt Thank you so much for helping my Friend and I at the bottom of Aladin's Mirror (I'm the one who was walked out). The way you handled this was so impressive! Sadly, I can't thank you in person. Just collected car from Ski Station and had to go back right away.

[Andrzej Kierzek @a_kierzek]

@Peta95087329 @DaleVince So what happened to this? https://t.co/UvyxTPVEuA

[Andrzej Kierzek @a_kierzek]

@DaleVince If I remember correctly you are setting up green airilne for domestic flights. What is your idea? Is it green hydrogen? Would it solve a problem of non-CO2 emissions? What about SAF made of green hydrogen and air CO2 9 (does not need agro-land)?

[Andrzej Kierzek @a_kierzek]

@peaklass1 Happy New Year to you too. Your 2025 calendar is on the wall.

[Andrzej Kierzek @a_kierzek]

@devisridhar If you love creative fitness did you think about climbing 🙂? You can do bouldering in the climbing gym, no rope skills/equipment required. You get body workout with body weight for resistance, no weights plus problem solving.

[Andrzej Kierzek @a_kierzek]

In recently infrequent agreement with Elon Musk

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Only patents for things that are super expensive to prove work, but are then easy to manufacture (like stage 3 drug trials) have any merit

[Andrzej Kierzek @a_kierzek]

Agree. Chamberlain is condemned for not sending troops to attack Hitler pre-1939. What we have to do is to invest in jobs in our own inustry to manufacture and send weapons. Ukrainian heroes make it so easy for us compared to what Chamberlain was facing.

[Illia Ponomarenko 🇺🇦 @IAPonomarenko]

It has long become a staple of popular culture to bring up Neville Chamberlain whenever someone talks about appeasing an aggressor and mindlessly catering to their whims, which inevitably lead to a catastrophic war.

And yes, it’s true to an extent, but in reality, the situation of 1938–1939 was far from being as black and white as it’s often portrayed today. With our hindsight, it’s obvious that Winston Churchill, with his “blood, toil, and tears” approach to standing up to Hitler, had no reasonable alternative.

But, to be fair, Chamberlain also had his own serious reasons for pursuing the policy he did. And when his policy ultimately failed, he had the courage to honor Britain’s allied commitments to Poland and, together with France, declare war on Hitler.

Yes, his policy was a failure and led to September 1, 1939, but to simply accuse him of stupidity and betrayal is a gross oversimplification.

And what do we have today? Once again, Europe faces the largest aggressive war since Hitler.

So, who should we be calling Chamberlain here?

Some are so terrified of taking the initiative or making any bold move that might upset their voters. Others have grown so complacent from decades of peace that they prefer to bury their heads in the sand and worry about gas prices instead of recognizing that totalitarian Russia is waging a war of conquest in Europe and aligning with other dictatorial regimes worldwide to challenge the West.

Still others are outright corrupted by the Kremlin, openly working to undermine efforts to resist the aggressor while salivating over Ukrainian territories.

And in the media, some shamelessly take money for their hysterical cries about a WWIII that is certainly resulting from Ukraine defending itself, while others are so mired in conspiracy theories, infantilism, and petty politicking that they have no qualms about smearing Ukraine, calling it the aggressor and blaming it for the war waged against it.

And all of this is happening in the unique historical circumstances where Ukraine is fighting the aggressor on its own soil, without a single American, French, or German soldier deployed to fight for Ukraine—nor is anyone asking for that.

What Ukraine is asking for is weapons, ammunition, and support to keep its economy afloat. In return, it takes on the task of defeating and containing Russian aggression so that no Western country has to send its soldiers to war.

But oh no, what am I saying—these days it’s all about mass conspiracy theories about a “we must accept Putin's realities, it's all a proxy war orchestrated by the military-industrial complex using Ukrainian Nazis with biolabs and money laundering schemes, where Putin is somehow right because Zelensky once danced in a music video, so this is none of our business, and also fuck Ukraine, just fucking die already, we don’t want WWIII, and Bucha was staged anyway.”

This is the disgrace of our modern world on a historic scale, and we have no right to judge Neville Chamberlain for anything.

[Andrzej Kierzek @a_kierzek]

If I had time and know how to do it, I would create a map of UK highlighting every stretch of the road which on the given day is a part of diversion.

[Frank Gardner @FrankRGardner]

Central London today.

[Andrzej Kierzek @a_kierzek]

@UKClimbing Works! Thank you so much!

[Warsaw Rising Museum @WarsawRising44]

80 years ago, on 1 August 1944, the Warsaw Rising started. In Poland, we know the price of freedom.

How much does it take to stand up for the values you believe in? Look at the heroes of WARSAW🇵🇱
Sound on 🔉
#ThereWasACity🔹https://t.co/0oksJkUm77

[Andrzej Kierzek @a_kierzek]

Mountain bike, Triathlon, Rowing, last minute goals and penalties at Euros. British athletes seem to be good in mental game of not giving up. Something good in coaching across British sport? #Paris2024Olympic #Paris2024

[Team GB @TeamGB]

A day not for the faint-hearted 😅

Day Five delivered five medals and plenty of thrills for Team GB.

Catch up on all the action at #Paris202A day not for the faint-hearted 😅

Day Five delivered five medals and plenty of thrills for Team GB.

Catch up on all the action at #Paris202A day not for the faint-hearted 😅

Day Five delivered five medals and plenty of thrills for Team GB.

Catch up on all the action at #Paris202A day not for the faint-hearted 😅

Day Five delivered five medals and plenty of thrills for Team GB.

Catch up on all the action at #Paris2024