Has Trump called for major investment in windmills yet, to offset problems with disruption to oil supplies?
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Jonathan Wolff, Political Philosopher. Fellow British Academy Emeritus Professor Blavatnik School of Government, Oxford Wolfson College President The Royal Institute of Philosophy THFC supporter in 'what's the Premier League?' mode. #academic
Has Trump called for major investment in windmills yet, to offset problems with disruption to oil supplies?
I donβt really. I live in a flat. No cellar.
Price of Brent Crude! I should check to see if I still have a few barrels in the cellar.
Your email is high priority? Iβll be the judge of that.
Got it at Denis Servers House in Spitalfields
Delft style blue and white tile of Gilbert and George dresses in jackets, pantaloons and stockings.
If you need cheering up hereβs a photo of a Simon Petter tile of the artists Gilbert and George.
Oh my God. So appalling I need to say these words slowly and with emphasis. Wondering what Japan has to say about this assessment of previous US military engagement.
Thanks Peter. I also reject that implication though I do also think there are different orders of evil.
Until someone works out how to get monopoly profits from renewables they are constantly going to be attacked by frightened oligarchs.
If AI hallucinates citations then itβs pretty obvious it can make other errors. The negligence is trusting it without scrupulously checking.
The inhuman deciding who is human.
Your email is high priority? Iβll be the judge of that.
Do we look bothered?
Not many records left in football but winning the Champions League and getting relegated in the same season is still there for the taking.
Oh my God. So appalling I need to say these words slowly and with emphasis. Wondering what Japan has to say about this assessment of previous US military engagement.
Peace is war. Glad weβve got that straight.
Who can blame them for being emotional? They are in range of over-staying and becoming liable to pay income tax.
He discusses in his autobiography. I think he took the criticism very hard and realised that Lawrence had deeper emotional insight than he did.
I know I know. I missed World Book Day. But tell me, how do you dress up as The Critique of Pure Reason? (Critique of Judgement is more or less my everyday attire.)
Canβt wait for post-post-truth, when truth comes back to bite.
Not quite the point but whenever I see references to DHS I have to remind myself itβs not a cut-price furniture outlet.
Not quite the point but whenever I see references to DHS I have to remind myself itβs not a cut-price furniture outlet.
Canβt wait for post-post-truth, when truth comes back to bite.
Who can blame them for being emotional? They are in range of over-staying and becoming liable to pay income tax.
Brave strategy to face down popularism with unpopularism.
The inhuman deciding who is human.
If this was a bar, the staff would start asking the other customers if anyone knew who he was and how to get him home.
If true this is an amazing breakthrough in an area that has been very difficult. And will have vulture capitalism that profits from both over-indulgence and addiction very worried.
Your basic desire is the maximum of war, you are really the super-war-spirit [...] It isn't in the least true that you, in your basic self, want ultimate peace. You are satisfying in an indirect, false way your lust to jab and strike [...]. You are simply full of repressed desires, which have become savage and anti-social [...]. It is not the hatred of falsehood which inspires you. It is the hatred of people, of flesh and blood. It is a perverted, mental blood-lust. (L 2: 392)
Not a journalist to Trump, but, amazingly, D.H Lawrence in a letter to pacifist Bertrand Russell.
Russell: βI was a firm believer in democracy, whereas he had developed the whole philosophy of Fascism before the politicians had thought of it.β He realized Lawrence hated everyone, and his theory of blood-consciousness was rubbish, βthough I did not then know that it led straight to Auschwitz.β