Allow for a moment this flash of irritation. It does have the ghost of a point.
Why can the success of others arouse such annoyance? Continue reading
Allow for a moment this flash of irritation. It does have the ghost of a point.
Why can the success of others arouse such annoyance? Continue reading
At the start of the year, the Brexit party didn’t exist. When it roared to success a few months later in the European parliamentary elections, much was made of how unlike a normal party it was. Nigel Farage was fond of telling audiences that his MEPs included Tories and former members of the Revolutionary Communist party. What else could unite them, he would ask, but the need to leave the European Union? Yet that common cause is now proving to be the party’s undoing in the wake of Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal. Continue reading
Review – 21 Lessons for the 21st Century by Yuval Noah Harari
The success of Yuval Noah Harari’s first book, Sapiens, a sweeping assessment of human history, was so great that its author has been granted a status far beyond that normally afforded to professors of global history. Continue reading