Assisted suicide should not be an answer
Some days I am grateful for advances in technology that have improved our lives. Other days, I curse them. Not because they impose hindrances in my life particularly, but I see how it changes the world’s viewpoints and expectations and it frustrates me. Sometimes I’m very pessimistic, but for the most part, I think I’m [...]
How many government workers does it take to look out a window?
Imagine a new reality TV show with CCTV cameras focused on government workers working.
Wait a minute here! Government workers? Isn’t that an oxymoron? And add “working” to it, it sounds unbelievable. How could it be a reality TV show?
You’re right. It’s too bizarre, not to mention too boring. Watching a bunch of “government workers working” [...]
An un-Glitter-y Syllabus
Gary Glitter’s number 1 UK single “I’m the Leader of the Gang” was on the GCSE music syllabus. However, it has been removed subsequent to complaints about its inclusion after it was spotted by a deputy head teacher. This action has provoked some thought.
From a personal perspective, I have never heard Glitter’s hit song. Although [...]
Let’s control the native population birth rate
A couple of doctors are urging other doctors in the UK to discuss family planning with their patients. Sounds reasonable. But when you get down into the arguments for this family planning, it becomes farcical, illogical and ultimately, unsustainable.
The reasons quoted for this “new” idea of birth control is the increased carbon gas emissions due [...]
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