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Without digital technology I could not have made this film. I N S Y M P A T I C O : To play this short film please click here … Continue reading I N S Y M P A T I C O
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Without digital technology I could not have made this film. I N S Y M P A T I C O : To play this short film please click here … Continue reading I N S Y M P A T I C O
This week Elon Musk purchased Purchased Twitter and appointed himself as “Chief Twit”. In his first day as CEO Mr Musk stated: “In addition to adhering to the laws of … Continue reading “Warm and welcoming to all”
In yesterday’s Scotsman, Julian Baggini on David Hume: Baggini concludes:
Professor Rob Howard has stated that he finds it “flattering and gratifying” to cause distress to others on social media. The provocative language that Professor Howard chooses to use is … Continue reading “flattering and gratifying”
Recently, Dr Helen Salisbury, shared in her BMJ perspective some personal thoughts on the influence of industry on human health [please note: Dr Salisbury was considering industry-influence at its widest … Continue reading “If they stopped listening to industry”
Earlier this month the Royal College of Psychiatrists “reissued” their Social Media Policy “to encourage respect”:The reissuing of this policy attracted a number of responses from Members of the Royal … Continue reading “To encourage respect”
In recent times, the reporting of UK politics has focussed on the values guiding the behaviour of those in power. The following comment is from a newspaper editorial:This is the … Continue reading On the values of trust and kindness
Last summer, Professor Louis Appleby contributed this opinion to the BMJ as a guest writer: “It’s common to see academics dropping off social media to escape abuse. It starts with … Continue reading “hostility”