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Where are the Wild Places of our Souls?
I’m not sure if it’s unconsciously deliberate, but this year – as last – I took a fascinating book about our countryside to read during my week’s holiday away from Cambridge. This year I went to the south end of … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, natural history
Tagged George Monbiot, Lake District, rewilding, Robert MacFarlane
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On Geeks and Humanity
There has been a fair amount of self-disclosure on OT blogs in the last couple of weeks. Most recently fellow blogger Cromercrox described his painful battle with depression; over the past couple of weeks on my own blog many people … Continue reading
Posted in Communicating Science, Education
Tagged Alice Roberts, critical thinking, dweebs, geeks, George Monbiot, Gerald Warner
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