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In total, between 2008/09 and 2020, 32,000 overnight hospital beds were cut in the NHS in England.3
shocking - by actually unsurprising
“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.”
― Bottleneck - Our human interface with reality: The disturbing and exciting implications of its true nature
― 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.”
― Critical: Why the NHS is being betrayed and how we can fight for it
― Critical: Why the NHS is being betrayed and how we can fight for it
“It was Thatcher and her government who began the long trajectory that has led us to a situation where thousands of NHS services in England are now run by external providers including private companies.”
― Critical: Why the NHS is being betrayed and how we can fight for it
― Critical: Why the NHS is being betrayed and how we can fight for it
“this shows that the Google search tool behaves more like a sensational tabloid newspaper than an encyclopaedia.”
― Bottleneck - Our human interface with reality: The disturbing and exciting implications of its true nature
― Bottleneck - Our human interface with reality: The disturbing and exciting implications of its true nature
“The process of formal education in universities typically consists of listening to spoken text in lectures, and reading written text, as typified by the phrase “to read for a degree” in law for example. The use of this phrase implies that the study of written text has been considered an efficient and effective strategy for learning.”
― Bottleneck - Our human interface with reality: The disturbing and exciting implications of its true nature
― Bottleneck - Our human interface with reality: The disturbing and exciting implications of its true nature
Neil’s 2025 Year in Books
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