Tolerance Law. A law declaring all centers of worship to be multi-faith centres. And that people belong to multiple faiths, birth-faith and chosen faiths.
@highbrow_nobrow The people who are really desperate will keep phoning. That's how corporate help desks work. It's cheaper to cut 33% of staff and let 66% of calls just drop.
Can you do a program investigating why people still believe something that a corporation wrote on a package it is trying to sell to you? Are people really that thick? Is the education system broken? Convenience = Junk @BBCPanorama
@BillTJr6@DrNeilStone Who said carbs are good? When I was at school they taught us to eat a balanced diet, 40 years later it's the best advice I ever had and the only one I followed.
@cryptooverforex @DrNeilStone Scepticism is good. I'm also in favour of pausing vaccines for young people who are not at risk of serious illness. But then we have more carriers in society, there's a trade-off somewhere.
@GregOwen70@DrNeilStone If I was a silly sod with a podcast and my audience depended on being controversial for no reason, I'd say vaccines have teeny tiny robots in them.
@thesovereignceo@DrNeilStone Pfizer evil, vaccines good.
Hitler was a Vegetarian.
Ghandi was pro domestic violence.
A good person can do a bad thing, a bad person can do a good thing.
@NoContextBrits This is a metaphor for extracting tax from big businesses who happily use roads, rail, airports and benefit from state educated workers, all funded by taxes.
@Lalcmac@NoContextBrits Probably the most important thing about science is the hundreds of experiments and tests that yield negative results. All the "useless" stuff that finds a use - teflon, mouthwash, post-it note glue (a really weak glue).
Maybe cockroach milk for animal feed?