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I worry [a lot] that all this pathological labelling of life [as we live it] is causing more harm than good. Image credit: A broken tombstone in Edinburgh where the … Continue reading B – L – I – N – D .
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I worry [a lot] that all this pathological labelling of life [as we live it] is causing more harm than good. Image credit: A broken tombstone in Edinburgh where the … Continue reading B – L – I – N – D .
Intrinsically, science is based on non-judgmental exploration.ICE CREAM: To play ICE-CREAM please click here. Music credit: Gotye performing – Somebody That I Used To Know – Live on KCRW
I made this film more than 3 years ago about a house and it’s interior. An interior of others: To play this short film please click here or on the … Continue reading Interior of others
The Book of Scottish Anecdotes says this about the death of Montrose: Two years ago I visited the Yew tree where Montrose spent his second last night in hiding. I … Continue reading Death of Montrose.
Edinburgh. The National Portrait Gallery: I came across the bust of Alexander McCall Smith: disembodied. I left the portrait gallery troubled. Impossible: To play this short film please click here … Continue reading Impossible
The photograph above if of Jenners Department Store, Edinburgh. The following words are borrowed from Ali Smith (‘Winter‘) and Evelyn Waugh (‘Decline and Fall’): The film “An interior of others” … Continue reading An interior of others
This post is based upon a few selected phrases from “Winter” by Ali Smith. This post is made in … Continue reading askscience
I recently read an article about Iris Murdoch in the London Review of Books by Colin Burrow. I found it most thoughtful. Today, many in the profession of medicine associate … Continue reading I am a severed head