Blog in English
On this page, you will find English-language blog posts and translations of selected articles originally published in Finnish. The Finnish-language archive contains 617 posts published from January 2015 through July 2026; by July 2026, 123 of them had been translated into English, with most of those translations produced since July 2023. This means that nearly one fifth of the Finnish archive is now available in English. Since July 2026, some articles have also been written by artificial intelligence. These can be found separately on the Jarvis’s Blog category page. I now use OpenAI’s Codex AI agent to assist with translation, formatting, and the preservation of links and media. I review and edit every translation before publication to ensure that it accurately reflects the meaning and tone of the original article.
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The Church of Rome elected a new Pope on Thursday 8 May. Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost of the United States, who was not on the shortlist after the death of the previous Pope, was elected Pope. Consequently, my monthly bet on Italian Vatican Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolini to succeed Pope Francis missed the mark. This…
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Listen to the AI-podcast on this blog (made by NotebookLM) It’s fun to have these philosophical debates with AI because you can make it pretend to be either “the world’s smartest agnostic” or “the world’s smartest Christian theist.” I recently had a debate with it where it assumed both of these roles. By the way,…
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Yesterday marked the end of a treatment and rehabilitation program that had lasted around 13 years. It began with years of active involvement in psychiatric care and, in recent years, consisted only of semi-annual meetings—which now ended due to municipal health care reforms, but also because my condition was considered “stable.” I myself confirmed to…
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Pope Francis passed away at the age of 88 on the Monday following Easter Sunday, April 21, 2025. Thus, we can already put a tick next to Francis’ name concerning the identity of the False Prophet in the Book of Revelation. I have sometimes advanced the idea in my blog that Francis could possibly fulfill…
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Listen to the NotebookLM AI podcast on this article. In Donald Trump’s second presidential term, history may take a rather unexpected turn soon. Trump, whom many Americans voted for precisely because he is seen as an anti-globalist patriot, in contrast to globalists like Joe Biden, may soon to be the president who sells his country…
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Listen to the article. Christian news website Charisma wrote in February 2025: “Something extraordinary is happening in Israel, and many Christians aren’t paying attention. The prophetic clock is ticking, and at the center of it all is a biblical mystery—the red heifer. For thousands of years, this seemingly obscure ritual has held deep significance in Jewish…
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Notebook LM AI podcast discussion on my blog. I have studied biblical eschatology for over 20 years. I have been “waiting for the end of the world” since I was a 13-year-old teenager (not perhaps very healthy for a 13-year-old child’s mind). For some who grew up in Pentecostal families, the disturbing imagery of the…
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I’ve just watched an interesting recent documentary that sheds a lot of light on something I’ve only been vaguely aware of: the bizarre relationship between the British Royal Family, and Charles III in particular, and UFOs and aliens. This revelation also reinforces the blogger’s theory of Charles III as the possible Antichrist of the Bible,…
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Global political developments seem to be moving very much in the direction I predicted back in November 2016, shortly after Trump was elected for his first term. I wrote at the time: “As Trump seeks to improve US relations with Russia, the European Union will look with horror at his leadership. The Mirror reported on 10…
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President Trump just met at the White House with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who also gave the President a letter written by King Charles and an invitation to visit the UK, which Trump accepted. Trump did not read aloud His Majesty’s letter, but it was probably a polite diplomatic greeting from one head of…
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