David Kerslake

Git.Old.

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@Dostoevskyquot 'Things do not make sense without their opposites'. John Higgs - 'William Blake versus the World' p.123.

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@Dostoevskyquot Words, arranged in the correct order, have unimaginable power.

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@jordanbpeterson 'Things do not make sense without their opposites'.

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@terrychristian Saw The Jam in 1977 for 20p at Keynes College University of Kent. The gig ended with an equipment failure.

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@latinedisce Mox recepit animos.

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@arealmofwonder 'Rising and falling, rising and falling'. RS matches his nightime breath to the ultimate rhythm of nature, the sea. Poetic perfection, or pretty good anyway.

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@harari_yuval Religion can provide the incentive and rationale many of us need in order to counteract our natural tendency towards mistrust of others and selfishness. In that way it can be a good thing.

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@RishiSunak Inequality does not promote dignity. Jesus might have something to say about this.

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@Kevin_Maguire The monarchy exists to normalise inequality. William, awake!

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Meanwhile .......

BBC News - Welfare cuts worth billions planned by ministers
https://t.co/nr61GoRjMm

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@RobGMacfarlane https://t.co/smpfpTvBjT

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Parky. RIP.

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@thorneh @earth_trust @Anna_Dillon @jaynesvoice Loved your photo of West Ken/Silbury in the exhibition.

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@Anna_Dillon @NorthWessexAONB @WiltshireMuseum @thorneh Went on Monday. Highly recommended!

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@BBCNews Homelessness is a consequence of living in a society where wealth inequalities are tolerated. The Royal Family helps normalise that inequality. We can't know of course but my best guess is that this is larely an image-building exercise.

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@goodreads 'Moonflower Murders' by Anthony Horowitz and 'Magisteria' by Nicholas Spencer.

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@JenniPh Well done Jen!

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So, it's ok to kill other human beings as long as you don't boast about it?
https://t.co/XHhP3cAdGe

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@jeremycorbyn @EdwardThomasFS 'Speaking for all who lay under the stars,
Soldiers and poor, unable to rejoice.'

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@MichaelRosenYes Cheeky!