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This is from The Intersection column that appears every other Monday in Mint. India’s social capital deficit registers as a factor in its current account deficit through the demand for gold. Our appetite for gold is not a irrational...
In the City's 4 June 2026 Coleman Street common councillor by-election, how do you tell eight unpromising 'independent' candidates apart and discover what they stand for? Possibly with difficulty - but we've tried to make things a little...
Our fears, indifference and hopes are often self fulfilling prophecies
Saturday was a Father & Son day out to Bluebell Railway for the Road Meets Rail event. Michael wasn’t volunteering, so we took the opportunity to ride the trains. Getting to the terminus at East Grinstead is very simple – … Continue...
No vide grenier, Gardening, [poop emoji], Genocide, GB News, Something calming.
the biggest news of this week was definitely the exhibition at OtonomArt. after ~50 hours of work, it was so exciting to put Syzygy on display. it was also thrilling to see my name as the artist on the label. i’m glad i photographed the...
A packed week at work, always struggle the week after a holiday – no time to catch up on the mails from the previous week and a back to back diary. Can’t quite believe Starmer has held on – a caretaker PM now. What I really enjoyed this...
I have been extremely busy in a good way and will be able to talk about my new project soon! In my down time I have been tearing through the Sector General books, which are just amazing! The growing Galactic Federation realized that a...
I love this quote, attributed to Sir Isaac Newton: What we know is a drop; what we don’t know is an ocean. The image is well-chosen. Compared to a mere drop, the ocean is vastly, unfathomably larger. Not only that, the drop would...