Bite-sized reflections on freedom and unfreedom, past and present.
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Megaliths show us that things can be built with only a very small amount of freedom.
I am always struck by the conservatism of human culture: the way in which the human imagination maintains cultural frameworks, or language, even as it is changing something radically. Radical changes such as the English Civil War or America...
Keir Starmer’s plan to ban smoking in outdoor smoking areas (on the basis that smokers are a ‘burden on the NHS’ and the taxpayer) made me think the following -
The emergency is now ubiquitous in political life, whether it is the covid emergency, the climate emergency, the health emergency, or governments sending ‘fill in the blank’ emergency alerts to mobile phones. Increasingly, the majority of p...
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