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“There is obviously much more to education than this, for tutorials, workshops and projects all help the student integrate the information they have absorbed through lectures and reading, into effective conceptual ideas.”
― Richard Epworth, Bottleneck - Our human interface with reality: The disturbing and exciting implications of its true nature

“The provision of public healthcare across the UK provides a bedrock of support that has shaped our society for the past 75 years.”
― Dr Julia Grace Patterson, Critical: Why the NHS is being betrayed and how we can fight for it

“just tried typing “why do men” into the address bar of Google Search, and the auto-complete function immediately suggested the following: “cheat?”, “rape?”, “have nipples?” presumably calculating that these are my three most likely questions! Searching for the phrase “why do men cheat?” in quotes, returns well over a million entries, more than twice the number that I get for the phrase “why do men work?”, suggesting that Google thinks that cheating is twice as popular as work, at least for men!”
― Richard Epworth, Bottleneck - Our human interface with reality: The disturbing and exciting implications of its true nature

“The result is that the Web creates islands of opinion, fertile environments in which conspiracy theories thrive. A juicy fiction is read, replicated and propagated far more widely than a boring fact, so many fictions appear to be common knowledge.”
― Richard Epworth, Bottleneck - Our human interface with reality: The disturbing and exciting implications of its true nature