A charming meditation on the wonders of old age. Continue reading →

What’s the right analogy for understanding Brexit? Continue reading →

The hardest thing to bear in all of this is that no one is allowed to tell the truth: not May, not Corbyn, not the People’s Vote People, not the Daily Mail, not the BBC, not even the Guardian editorial … Continue reading →

It’s over a hundred years since World War One. Everyone involved is dead. Continue reading →

There are three buckets: a libertarian, a progressive and a conservative bucket. Continue reading →

Diversity is good for software companies. It helps us make better products. Continue reading →

I’ve had an idea that answers the question “What are dreams for?” floating around in my head Continue reading →

We are lost in the worthy zone. Continue reading →

I read a novel a long time ago where the characters played a parlour game at a dinner party.  Each player took it in turns to name a prominent work of literature that they had never read and they scored a point for every … Continue reading →

The least interesting thing about religion is whether it is true. Continue reading →