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Authentic Matters
Recently, while perusing LinkedIn, I came across a post by a researcher celebrating their recent achievement. They claimed to have… Read more…
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Activation Energy
Sometimes things need to get worse before they get better. Sometimes things need to get messier before they become clear.… Read more…
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Why the population is aging
A recent article in the Times [1], shows that many countries are trying to decrease the average age in their… Read more…
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Being Too Quick to Judge: A Necessary Evil?
Relatively recently, I wrote a review on Goodreads of the book \”The Secret Commonwealth\” by Philip Pullman. I initially knocked… Read more…
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Learning out of curiosity: Bubbles of ignorance
The only way to learn is to learn out of curiosity, otherwise, there’s no motivation. If you learn due to… Read more…
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All the World’s a Stage: Dominic Cummings and the Hypocrisy of Politics
Barnard Castle: A sight for sore eyes? Credit: George Hodan If you’ve been following the UK news recently, you’ll be… Read more…
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The Secret Commonwealth by Philip Pullman
** This review contains spoilers ** Pullman is back with the second installment of the Book of Dust. The style… Read more…
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Can Money Buy Happiness?
A Sisyphean perspective sheds light on the age-old question of whether money can buy happiness. Photo by Aziz Acharki on… Read more…
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A Delicate Truth by John le Carré
** This review contains spoilers ** I hadn’t read any of John Le Carre’s books before. I actually listened to… Read more…
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Lyra’s Oxford by Philip Pullman
Good little addition to the original trilogy. It fits neatly between the last book (Amber Spyglass) and the second book… Read more…
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