This year’s US Presidential Election and the UK’s referendum on the EU will determine the world’s future. But the latter is not politics, it is serious.
Category Archive: Life
When someone asserts that something is scientific fact, they could unwittingly be lapsing into irony: it warns of imminent non-science.
When I drove down the drive I had seen on the satellite view, it opened out to a block of flats. The care home had vanished.
How, on the internet, can you prove that you are who you say you are? Could ‘internet IDs’ solve the abuse problem?
Was this story really about a two-year-old report? And how should we tackle the problem?
Waterstones, the large UK chain of bookshops, has announced that it is to close its electronic book (eBook) […]
The pick of the exhibitions and books to help you celebrate Hieronymus Bosch’s 500th anniversary.
A Richard Strauss opera, a classical Greek myth, and a painting. Do they tell the same story, and how?
His vegetable-rich portraits are unique in painting. Were they just jokes and whimsies, or is there something more substantial to them?
Online and print publications and other sources of information are usually complementary. The internet enriches, it does not replace.
The Eclectic Light Company 