Should we stop moaning?
Little existential sighs only become problematic when they become too loud or too long. What we call moaning is often merely an excess of natural, healthy grumbling.
ReadLittle existential sighs only become problematic when they become too loud or too long. What we call moaning is often merely an excess of natural, healthy grumbling.
ReadIt’s not life’s trivialities that should bother us but the triviality of life itself.
ReadThe more a machine is designed to look as though it’s trying to help, the more angry we get with it when it lets us down.
ReadToo often we think only about what we want to say, and not enough about how we are likely to be heard and understood.
ReadABERGAVENNY FOOD FESTIVAL – 21 SEPTEMBER. Taking part in two events. At 11 it’s “The Importance of Breakfast” with Seb Emina. At 1, the festival debate “Is Healthy Eating making us ill?” with Joanna Blythman, Shaun Hill and Laura Sandys, chaired by Nick Barnard.
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