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truly strange - freudian slip perhaps - what you get from hanging around with all those toxic tories I suppose, plus he must know they already hate him for his manifesto and campaign lies about tuition fees.

@T8fgzz Agreed - but Macro is also the result of micro over much smaller time scales. In fact there is no macro without micro, since we have all developed our macro forms from the micro DNA in the fertilized ovum.

An interesting issue on newsnight for a change. Is that woman an android? A pretty vile one at that? There aren't enough hours in the day for the idea that hardwork explains the huge, and widening gulf between rich and poor, to hold any water. There is no evidence that low tax rates increase the ...

This song just blew everyone else out of the Later studio.

don't care much for football, but with this song playing in the background I can just about get involved in a match.

a great indiepop song - and would have stood up well in the roster of songs by the likes of the Velvet Underground, Rolling Stones (I can really imagine Jagger singing this in fact), or the Smiths.

Phew! Thanks so much for that. A real trip down memory lane for me - watched the original transmission in my final year of university (so it brings back feelings of Finals anxiety!) This (and the other potter classic Pennies From Heaven) have to be in the top 10 list of the best things, made f...

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1) you can't unmix history from contemporary affairs I'm afraid - anyone that tries to always falls flat on their face (witness Tony Blair and George Bush), which is why they had starkey on the programme. 2) I was responding to people who claimed that whites had never 'flooded' black ...

@MrDespo3 Thanks for the tip - I'll check out you channel. It sounds good. I'll be interested to see some of Adam Curtis other documentaries. I think that some of the BBC's political and economic correspondents need to watch, or show that they have watched Curtis' 'All Watched Over by the Lovin...

the wedding present are always good with covers - they make this sound like their own song. One of my favourite AV undercovers.

Another great episode of the series, but Bronowski overstates Einstein with respect to Newton. Richard Feynman, for instance, thought Newton was far more of an impressive scientist than Einstein.

bronowski's position is not falsified by any of these comments about the indian origin of mathematical ideas. His main point in this episode is that Islam absorbed these ideas (and he only rates one Arab mathematician really), and passed them onto to Europe where the likes of various rennaissance...

Berger did not disapprove of the mass reproduction of works of art. He felt it helped to demystify art, to take it from the hands of the cultural elite.

This was a ridiculously onesided debate. The BBC should have got someone supporting Hemming's position involved (Kelvin Mackenzie would have been good!) The establishment is getting a reality check on this. The sooner that the right to privacy is taken out of the EHR the better - privacy is appl...

Classic car enthusiasts or typical holiday camp residents? It doesn't surprise me that either group fail to get the delightful Paul Foot.

Plato was in his own cave of course.