Essays & Opinion
Introducing an Iterative Biography of Thought
It occurs to me that some of you may not know who I am. Reading what I write is a good a way to find out what is in my mind. However, some may not […]
Month: March 2008
Essays & Opinion
The Polish Plumber Exchange Program
In Britain, last week’s newspapers were full of stories about the number of people on incapacity benefit and other welfare payments. The subtext was that many people on benefits are actually able to do some […]
Essays & Opinion
One Voter, One Vote… Black or White
I have been struggling for a while with collecting all the data necessary for this blog, so this is me giving up and admitting I do not have it all. But what I do have […]
comedy
Putting the Error in Terror
Recently I have been accosted by a glut of radio adverts encouraging me to call the “anti-terror hotline” if I see anything suspicious. Anything suspicious? According to the ad, suspicious activity includes people taking photos […]