@AshyAssVinegar@ProfBrianCox May I recommend "Why e=mc² (And Why Should We Care)" by Jeff Forshaw and some other bloke. Explains it all in simple-ish language without it being patronising.
@shauntranslates@Branovices@qikipedia You make a fair point. And while the Carry On films are more than a bit anachronistic (but still very funny in my opinion), have you watched "Benidorm":a sitcom set in a three star all inclusive Spanish holiday resort? Similar kind of humour, but a bit more up to date.
@mpwcredit @RottenTomatoes Glad somebody said this. Stephen Graham is fantastic in this (as is the whole cast), but young Owen Cooper really knows how to let it off the chain when he needs to. One to watch.
@shauntranslates@Branovices@qikipedia Has anybody used it in this context in the last 50 years, though? And Carry On up the Khyber is still one of the funniest films ever made.
@dieworkwear@In60Gone Plus, as a lot of Indian food uses natural alternatives to wheat flour, there's a lot of choices for those with coeliac disease or other gluten intolerances.
@BlockFHatter@qikipedia Geoffrey Hinton, Nobel laureate and member of the Society, cited " the huge damage he is doing to scientific institutions in the US".
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