Ponderables
In the UK we're in the run-up to a general election and for many, the petty politicking puts the 'pain' into 'campaign'.
So, as a distraction, I thought it might be fun to sue this time to ponder some deeper questions than those of politics. They are equally unanswerable, but some answers make more sense that others.
To join in, each day at noon (BST) between now and the election on 7th May, a new question will be posted on Twitter by @human_script using the hashtag #ponderables . They will also be posted on . I'll try to post them here too once they've been published elsewhere, but it won't be one a day.
They will be philosophical , provocative and, I hope, fun. For the answers to the questions, read The Human Script. The answers are all in there. Somewhere. Although don't expect them always to be straightforward.
So, as a distraction, I thought it might be fun to sue this time to ponder some deeper questions than those of politics. They are equally unanswerable, but some answers make more sense that others.
To join in, each day at noon (BST) between now and the election on 7th May, a new question will be posted on Twitter by @human_script using the hashtag #ponderables . They will also be posted on . I'll try to post them here too once they've been published elsewhere, but it won't be one a day.
They will be philosophical , provocative and, I hope, fun. For the answers to the questions, read The Human Script. The answers are all in there. Somewhere. Although don't expect them always to be straightforward.
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I've just discovered the ponderables, which were supposed to post here through clever automation each day at noon, erm, didn't. I will now post them as a new blog entry all in one...
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