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  1. xckd vs Idiocracy

    Webcomic xkcd incurs my wrath for its mindless lefty critique of the premise of a crap film.

    Wednesday 1st July 2009 23:39 GMT

  2. No confidence in the vote: Why ballots make me cross

    Thinking of voting on Thursday? I wouldn't bother.

    Monday 1st June 2009 22:18 GMT

  3. New photos

    Photographs including a few of my holiday to Spain.

    Friday 29th May 2009 10:54 GMT

  4. Anti-social networking

    I interviewed Susan Greenfield about the whole Facebook/autism thing.

    Thursday 21st May 2009 21:55 GMT

  5. Viernes el 24 de abril de 2009

    Córdoba’s Mezquita reinforces my disdain for high-church Christianity.

    Monday 11th May 2009 22:28 GMT

  6. Green green lights given green light

    New guidelines allow councils to use greener traffic signals: but why so late, and are they greener at all?

    Saturday 18th April 2009 10:08 GMT

  7. Auntie’s science bloomers

    Pending a change of climate, you should take BBC science reporting with a pinch of salt.

    Sunday 22nd March 2009 19:28 GMT

  8. Why, why, why?

    Saturday 7th March 2009 16:36 GMT

  9. Platform 2009

    Photographic highlights of the Platform dance show in Oxford.

    Monday 2nd March 2009 22:22 GMT

  10. Circular argument

    Why if you do geometry on spheres, it will balls up.

    Monday 23rd February 2009 15:10 GMT