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Well this is a bit harsh…
Popular culture requires villains and as far as the popular press have been concerned they have not been in short supply. -005-
Formula 1: Drive to Survive
This is a very entertaining look into the Formula 1 season. The same creators are making the new tennis documentary so watching this as I anticipate that. -004-
The Comedy of Dave Chappelle
Comedy is supposed to be provocative and Dave Chappelle certainly is. His brand of comedy is certainly crass, vulgar, irreverent, and politically incorrect. But I don’t understand why people will go to his show just to sit there stoned-faced or visibly disapprove of what he says. The man is paid to have an opinion and …
Two Questions
Two questions we should ask ourselves at least every month in relation to our work. Am I still learning a lot? Am I still getting better? If the answers to either of those questions is no, we should reflect on whether we are still doing the right sort of work. Thomas Zurbuchen, Science leader at …
Hello 2023—You look like hard work
New Year always brings with it the hope of a fresh start, renewed motivation and resolution. We face insurmountable challenges however as a country. Cost of living, energy bills, record inflation, and the fall out from the dreaded “B” word—Brexit—starting to hit the fan. In times of challenge however, there is always opportunity—and those who …
Goodbye 2022, already a lost memory
For some reason I find it hard to remember what happened in the year. Memories fade so fast. Maybe it’s because things aren’t actually that memorable and life is regrettably ordinary. I will try a new challenge next year – reflect more at end of weeks and months, reflect and capture the moments that mattered …
Sunsets on Dark Sky
Dark Sky was the best weather app I had ever used. This app would tell me that rain would start in 15 minutes, I’d be driving and sure enough 15 minutes later and rain would start falling. Apple bought Dark Sky, sunsetted it in its current form and incorporated some of its features into its …
Staying Smart in a Smart World
Gerd Gigerenzer, of the Max Planck Institute, says some interesting things about the increasing role algorithms play in our lives and how we must stay smart in a smart world. “Complex problems do not always require complex answers.”
Cancer risk from nitrate-processed meat
The evidence against meat — especially red meat like bacon, ham, and pork — continues to grow.