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Category Archives: Politics
Impromptu Simon Jenkins spoof rallies the defenders of science
Some spoofs of Simon Jenkins following on from this.
Posted in Politics, Science Policy, Silly, Writing
Tagged Guardian
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A Mammoth of Research
You know, there’s so much science on TV and in the papers these days. I mean, I share in the glory of science every bit as much as people who actually work at it. I certainly know much more than … Continue reading
Survival of those that Fit
See also Chapter 3.6 of Smashing Physics. I noticed the other day that suddenly more people were looking at my blog. So it goes – Wordpress give you lots of cool graphs to obsess over. However, that particular demon is a mere … Continue reading
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics, Science, Science Policy
Tagged DESY, Smashing Physics
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This post is life, not physics. I claim no special expertise in this field. I have always been anti-Tory. Some of this comes from growing up in Manchester in the 1980’s and seeing the human consequences of Tory economic policy. … Continue reading