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On Having Been An Ethicist
Believe it or not, I was once an Ethics lecturer. I still struggle to understand how that ever happened....
Believe it or not, I was once an Ethics lecturer. I still struggle to understand how that ever happened....
And in despair I bowed my head “There is no peace on earth,” I said, “For hate is strong...
Men should play a bigger role in raising kids. And yet when they do they are not always welcomed...
For me, one of the most fascinating things about Obama’s election is that the US has chosen as it’s...
“Not enough gets said about the importance of abandoning crap.” Ira Glass A while back, Garr posted an excellent...
Quite a while back, Paul at One for the Road asked me to elaborate on “unlearning the habit of...
Every few months, we get journalistic Cassandras who counsel us on the blogopshere’s impending demise. It’s probably fair to...
The recent US election season was a fascinating study in political spin. In particular, the far Right’s strategy of...
The way we respond to the commercialisation of Christmas often says more about us than it does about the...
For a long time now, I’ve been an advocate of ethical capitalism. Or, to put it another way, voting...
Thanks to Malene at My PhD Blog (great blog on youth and social networking) for posting a link to...
You may have noticed a few random blogposts recently, in amongst the more timely pieces on Advent/Christmas and current...
Let the controversy begin. Michelin are finally releasing their Michelin Guide to Hong Kong and Macau’s restaurants and there...
The man in the Tommorrowland jacket, Tyler Brûlé wrote in this week’s Financial Times about his desire to reconnect...
Advent is a season of the Christian calendar that includes the four Sundays before Christmas Day. In this schema,...
I’ve been trying this week to come up with a wordplay parody of the hoary old cliche, “think global...