Opinion Dominion
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Friday, April 17, 2020
Top marks for creativity in policing, I suppose
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Spotted at the Jakarta Post :
Not sure what the implications of this might be...
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...but it sounds an important finding: Sweeping testing of the entire crew of the coronavirus-stricken U.S. aircraft carrier Theodore Roo...
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More tweets of note
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Here: And in response:
Not sure about season 3...
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...of Babylon Berlin . It's still very watchable, but the storyline just seems much more about a few murders than about the hotbed of p...
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As they say - "wut??"
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From the network that spent years denying Russian interference. Will the breakfast team try to walk back from this slip of the truthf...
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Seems true
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Thursday, April 16, 2020
Back to COVID-19
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* The SMH/Age European correspondent, the normally fit 34 Bevan Shields, has written a compelling account of how unpleasantly ill he was w...
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Legal pot in trouble in California
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The Washington Post explains that the legal marijuana business was struggling in California already, and the COVID-19 situation is making i...
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Bee promotes Superdeterminism
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In the recent swirl of pandemic news, I had missed a post by Sabine Hossenfelder last month linking to a co-authored essay in Nautilus in...
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It's a mystery
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I'm hardly a person with extensive experience of the Australian outback, but I am wrong to think that just about every image I see from ...
Naval hobbies of the 18th century (Part 2)
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An article over that Notches blog which I recently posted about notes that Jane Austen in Mansfield Park made a joke referencing sexual misb...
Wednesday, April 15, 2020
Naval hobbies of the 18th century (part 1)
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There's a review at the Spectator of a book about Lord Byron's nutty ancestors. Apart from the incest and all round excess, I tho...
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From the Onion, a Boris joke..
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Seems just a tad inappropriately opportunistic
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Well, this would have to be one of the weirder news stories to come out of COVID-19: Mental health organisations in Australia are groanin...
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A night of madness
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There's a very interesting story up at AEON about the writer recalling one day of psychosis he experienced as a young adult, many years...
Science, religion, folklore and behaviour
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So, I've been reading a bit about Buddhism and science lately, and on the off chance something interesting would pop up, did a search fo...
Tuesday, April 14, 2020
As I was saying...
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I've been bagging Adam Creighton as an unreliable commentator on matters economic for years now - and in a column at The Australian toda...
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Well, that was a bit dull...
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A long weekend with nice, warm sunny weather, and no where to go for a drink, or a meal. Even the dog parks are chained up. We did a bit o...
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Sunday, April 12, 2020
Short movie review: BlacKkKlansman
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I don't normally pay any attention to Spike Lee films, but his recent comedy/drama BlacKkKlansman, now on Netflix, is really good. B...
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Saturday, April 11, 2020
It's Easter, so let's talk about...Buddhist emptiness, physics etc
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Back in January, you may recall, a robot in a Buddhist temple in Kyoto got me into considering the Heart Sutra, which was the subject of a s...
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