I can’t resist commenting on some contemporary events, history and facets of society and politics. Here is a list of posts in the categories society, politics, history.

• If Only They Didn’t Speak English (9/7/2018)
• Light and Dark (8/24/2018)
• No Deal Nonsense (8/22/2018)
• Recycling progress? (8/15/2018)
• Hen Harriers (8/14/2018)
• Competition and Co-operation (8/11/2018)
• Dog Walkers (8/10/2018)
• A three-way Brexit poll? (8/6/2018)
• Cistercian Simplicity (7/28/2018)
• The Next Crash (7/22/2018)
• Polarity (7/20/2018)
• Saving Capitalism (6/29/2018)
• Touring Trumpland (6/23/2018)
• The tyranny of metrics and algorithms (6/21/2018)
• An Inspector Calls (6/20/2018)
• Empathy (6/18/2018)
• An unfortunate legacy of Justus von Liebig (6/16/2018)
• Northwich’s Swing Bridges (6/8/2018)
• Talking to My Daughter About the Economy (6/4/2018)
• US Trade Deal Risks (5/28/2018)
• Animal sentience (5/27/2018)
• Absurd Brexit Process (5/14/2018)
• New isn’t always better. | 010/100 (5/3/2018)
• Measurement and Targets (4/27/2018)
• Social Media: What is it Doing to Us? (4/24/2018)
• Set the dogs on them (4/12/2018)
• UK Driver Attitude Problem? (4/9/2018)
• Memphis (4/6/2018)
• What Newton really thought (3/24/2018)
• The four little girls (3/22/2018)
• Rusty old ruin (3/21/2018)
• Way down yonder in New Orleans (3/19/2018)
• Blogging advice? (3/15/2018)
• UK bullying (3/9/2018)
• Anything good about Brexit? (2/28/2018)
• The money-go-round (2/22/2018)
• Licence to Operate? (2/16/2018)
• The eye of the needle (2/7/2018)
• Musings on Attention and Mindfulness (2/5/2018)
• Why a Groundhog? (2/3/2018)
• James Robertson (1/24/2018)
• Growth vs Sustainability (1/20/2018)
• Geography and Stupidity (1/18/2018)
• Vanity and Happenstance (1/17/2018)
• World Economic Forum (1/13/2018)
• A Brexit citizenship story (1/10/2018)
• Parkgate (1/9/2018)
• Everybody knows (1/8/2018)
• How the Renaissance Began? (12/20/2017)
• Brexit turkey evidence (12/19/2017)
• Internet Addiction (12/13/2017)
• After the carniverous plenty… (12/12/2017)
• Prisoners of Geography (12/11/2017)
• Disasters (12/10/2017)
• Conques (12/4/2017)
• Le Puy en Velay (12/2/2017)
• The French Village (11/30/2017)
• Trees (11/29/2017)
• No, not this way (11/27/2017)
• Dowsing (11/23/2017)
• Driving in France (11/21/2017)
• Misuse of Power (11/13/2017)
• Steep Hill (10/26/2017)
• Inequality (10/24/2017)
• Insectageddon (10/23/2017)
• Disappearing Insects (10/21/2017)
• Inner and Outer (10/19/2017)
• To Have or To Be (10/12/2017)
• Healing the Heart of Democracy (10/7/2017)
• Houston and Harvey (9/7/2017)
• Verdun (9/7/2017)
• Ghent (9/5/2017)
• Periods of Renaissance (8/22/2017)
• Fromm on social narcissism (8/18/2017)
• Salary Transparency (7/19/2017)
• Easy abstractions  (7/16/2017)
• Tuition fees (7/14/2017)
• Garden wildlife (7/12/2017)
• British Lawnmower Museum (7/11/2017)
• How did you do that? (7/6/2017)
• Energy and economy (7/6/2017)
• So there is a Magic Money Tree (7/5/2017)
• Loganberries and politics (6/26/2017)
• Collective Narcissism  (6/17/2017)
• People of the Lie (6/16/2017)
• Magic Money Trees (6/15/2017)
• The Plastic Grass Gardening Society (6/14/2017)
• There’s a Way, May (6/14/2017)
• Heirs to forgotten kingdoms (5/27/2017)
• Lost our way? (5/12/2017)
• Psychosomatic (5/3/2017)
• A brief history of 40 years (4/28/2017)
• Deadly Whites (4/18/2017)
• Vroooom! (4/16/2017)
• Inside someone’s game (4/15/2017)
• The nightmare unfolds (3/29/2017)
• Costa Rica (3/27/2017)
• J’accuse (3/24/2017)
• Cause of The Renaissance? (3/7/2017)
• Excess sugar in diet (3/3/2017)