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Daily Archives: 17 November 2024
Life, Death and Tolkien
My recent post on Tolkien got me thinking about some more current issues. There are others who are better guides to Tolkien’s moral philosophy than I. However, the person who finally convinced me, many years ago, that capital punishment was … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in assisted suicide, human rights, J R R Tolkien, Politicrox, Writing & Reading
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The Importance of Technicians
My last post discussed the ecosystem for those who consider themselves researchers and where it can go wrong if the incentives turn out to be perverse, however logical they seem on the surface. Today I turn to consider the technicians, … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in demographics, laboratory, pastoral care, Science Culture, Talent Commission, Technician Commitment
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