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I get where you are coming from, but that reasoning supports regimes like N Korea and Pol Pot. Maybe some nuances there?
Cam has named two countries which are quite pronouncedly mono-cultural but va ...

On the whole people don't know stuff, they know about stuff. As people tend to stay amongst like-minded people this is all they need to know. Leading them to assume it is pretty much all there is to k ...

Guess where the British postal services take over:

27 Apr 2024
12:25 Item received at India

27 Apr 2024
15:38 INDIA POST

27 Apr 2024
16:55 Item Booked Sahar P & T Colony S.O

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A recent reply to Hatty on Facebook shows the way ahead:

There are many dating techniques apart from carbon dating, (which has it's limitations), but when you have an ancient artefact that has been ...

There is something even before that. In order to be a deterrent, the comeuppance must be swift. People currently on Plage des Migrants will have heard the Rwanda Bill has been given the royal nod and ...

Scottish Labour MP: Nobody is discussing the internal problems of the SNP across the breakfast tables of Scotland, they are discussing the NHS, the cost of living crisis and inflation. Newsnight
I wo ...

The bogusness of the (now) anti-Post Office orthodoxy is reaching new heights. Everybody keeps wanging on about whether Fujitsu had remote access to sub-postmasters' accounts. As if that had anything ...

This brilliant piece has managed to acquire nil reads

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It’s A Race Against Time!

The thing that’s really distressing the good people of Britain — and there are no o ...

Gordon is more direct, he cuts in and thumps it like Henri (mark 1). Even if he doesn't score, rebounds of keeper and defenders give scavenging oppotunities for on-rushing midfield players.
I concur ...

I agree Grealish is a luxury. Maybe bring him on to break a 0-0 stalemate. Foden is also a luxury but he's also the best(ish) player England has so he has to be fitted in somewhere. Playing willowy st ...

The Regime has become a bit soap-operish. But it may be because the latest episode was directed by someone other than Stephen Frears so I'm sticking with it.

A new superstar revealed its presence on Newsnight: James Heappey, MP, the Armed Forces minister. He announced he was quitting politics.

Victoria Derbyshire: Is Labour really going to scrap the Rwanda policy if it turns out to be effective?
Labour supporter: I'm going to refuse to answer that question, Victoria, on the grounds that it ...

The Scots corrupt? They haven't got the brains for it.

The acid test is whether 'embezzlement' points to him siphoning money for his own personal needs. My money is still on the whole thing being an accounting matter. After all no crime has yet come to li ...

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Topic: The role of belief in knowledge
Mick Harper Replies: 74 Views: 46156	Forum: APPLIED EPISTEMOLOGY Posted: 11:35 am Subject: The role of belief in knowledge
Mick Harper Replies: 74 Views: 46156	I get where you are coming from, but that reasoning supports regimes like N Korea and Pol Pot. Maybe some nuances there? Cam has named two countries which are quite pronouncedly mono-cultural but va ...
Topic: The role of belief in knowledge
Mick Harper Replies: 74 Views: 46156	Forum: APPLIED EPISTEMOLOGY Posted: 11:24 am Subject: The role of belief in knowledge
Mick Harper Replies: 74 Views: 46156	On the whole people don't know stuff, they know about stuff. As people tend to stay amongst like-minded people this is all they need to know. Leading them to assume it is pretty much all there is to k ...
Topic: CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Mick Harper Replies: 2671 Views: 635001	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 10:42 am Subject: CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Mick Harper Replies: 2671 Views: 635001	Guess where the British postal services take over: 27 Apr 2024 12:25 Item received at India 27 Apr 2024 15:38 INDIA POST 27 Apr 2024 16:55 Item Booked Sahar P & T Colony S.O 27 Apr ...
Topic: Red and Green Flags
Mick Harper Replies: 70 Views: 68049	Forum: British History Posted: 11:32 am Subject: Red and Green Flags
Mick Harper Replies: 70 Views: 68049	A recent reply to Hatty on Facebook shows the way ahead: There are many dating techniques apart from carbon dating, (which has it's limitations), but when you have an ancient artefact that has been ...
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 4523 Views: 766992	Forum: Politics Posted: 11:29 am Subject: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 4523 Views: 766992	There is something even before that. In order to be a deterrent, the comeuppance must be swift. People currently on Plage des Migrants will have heard the Rwanda Bill has been given the royal nod and ...
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 4523 Views: 766992	Forum: Politics Posted: 8:54 am Subject: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 4523 Views: 766992	Scottish Labour MP: Nobody is discussing the internal problems of the SNP across the breakfast tables of Scotland, they are discussing the NHS, the cost of living crisis and inflation. Newsnight I wo ...
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 4523 Views: 766992	Forum: Politics Posted: 8:41 am Subject: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 4523 Views: 766992	The bogusness of the (now) anti-Post Office orthodoxy is reaching new heights. Everybody keeps wanging on about whether Fujitsu had remote access to sub-postmasters' accounts. As if that had anything ...
Topic: CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Mick Harper Replies: 2671 Views: 635001	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 4:08 am Subject: CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Mick Harper Replies: 2671 Views: 635001	This brilliant piece has managed to acquire nil reads --------------------- It’s A Race Against Time! The thing that’s really distressing the good people of Britain — and there are no o ...
Topic: The Importance of Sport
Mick Harper Replies: 3920 Views: 726422	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 10:28 am Subject: The Importance of Sport
Mick Harper Replies: 3920 Views: 726422	Gordon is more direct, he cuts in and thumps it like Henri (mark 1). Even if he doesn't score, rebounds of keeper and defenders give scavenging oppotunities for on-rushing midfield players. I concur ...
Topic: The Importance of Sport
Mick Harper Replies: 3920 Views: 726422	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 5:04 am Subject: The Importance of Sport
Mick Harper Replies: 3920 Views: 726422	I agree Grealish is a luxury. Maybe bring him on to break a 0-0 stalemate. Foden is also a luxury but he's also the best(ish) player England has so he has to be fitted in somewhere. Playing willowy st ...
Topic: AE on Telly News
Mick Harper Replies: 2205 Views: 544956	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 5:21 am Subject: AE on Telly News
Mick Harper Replies: 2205 Views: 544956	The Regime has become a bit soap-operish. But it may be because the latest episode was directed by someone other than Stephen Frears so I'm sticking with it.
Topic: AE on Telly News
Mick Harper Replies: 2205 Views: 544956	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 5:19 am Subject: AE on Telly News
Mick Harper Replies: 2205 Views: 544956	A new superstar revealed its presence on Newsnight: James Heappey, MP, the Armed Forces minister. He announced he was quitting politics.
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 4523 Views: 766992	Forum: Politics Posted: 6:57 am Subject: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 4523 Views: 766992	Victoria Derbyshire: Is Labour really going to scrap the Rwanda policy if it turns out to be effective? Labour supporter: I'm going to refuse to answer that question, Victoria, on the grounds that it ...
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 4523 Views: 766992	Forum: Politics Posted: 10:37 am Subject: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 4523 Views: 766992	The Scots corrupt? They haven't got the brains for it.
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 4523 Views: 766992	Forum: Politics Posted: 8:49 am Subject: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 4523 Views: 766992	The acid test is whether 'embezzlement' points to him siphoning money for his own personal needs. My money is still on the whole thing being an accounting matter. After all no crime has yet come to li ...