Requiem for Science?
We must stick to science when science gets political. Scientists claim that the endeavour of science is the ultimate pursuit of truth.
We must stick to science when science gets political. Scientists claim that the endeavour of science is the ultimate pursuit of truth.
Derision and criticism have poured in from all quarters, as the official Covid toll stands at over 1,50,000 deaths in the UK, and the poorly worded defence by Boris Johnsons secretary, we thought it would be nice to make the most of the lovely weather, has only added to the insensitivity of entitlement, disdain, and revelry, as displayed by 10 Downing Street
"As with the majestic scenes Churchill committed to painting in Marrakesh, The Bridge at Aix en Provence demonstrates his preference for painting en Plein air and is one of the finest examples of his favoured subject, water.
Police have boarded up prominent statues around London ahead of a new wave of demonstrations and rallies this weekend.
In the 20 years of Mao Zedong's leadership from 1936 to 1955, he personified a "valuepack" of talented leaders who willingly surrendered their personal ego to the glorification of the man. There was no defection, no open quarrel, no power struggle — a phenomenon seldom witnessed anywhere in the world, and certainly unknown in China's history
