We are Living in an Age of Blame
One morning at his home in Paris, Alfred Nobel was understandably surprised to read his own obituary in a French newspaper.
Not only because he...
How to Deal with Stowaways
Viruses and their variants are starting to act like stowaways. For those too young to know, stowaways concealed themselves in passenger vehicles in order...
Is Our Future in the Stars? by David Aitken
You don't need a weather forecaster to tell you which way the wind is blowing. And when the wind is southerly, I know a...
The Poison is the Antidote by David Aitken
Some thespians in long-running medical dramas probably end up knowing as much about medicine as many junior doctors. If a customer collapsed in a...
Another Day at the Office by David Aitken
A famous man... I'll be forgetting my own name next... once said, "I can stand anything except a succession of indistinguishable days." Sounds like...
