It's not hot but the sun is out and there's no wind. The golf courses are thronged with happy players. As we pass the Royal and Ancient a bus disgorges a large group of chicly dressed Japanese. Usually the golfers are overjoyed at just being here but this group seem very business like and avoid small talk. They head straight towards the first tee in determined silence.
Brave and welcome visitors on July 14 :https://youtu.be/yV0oZ1mD9_g?t=119
Never heard of 'Interoception' until now - :https://www.sciencealert.com/a-sixth-sense-youve-probably-never-heard-of-in-humans-may-be-crucial-for-mental-health
A discovery in Azerbaijan :https://thedebrief.org/mysterious-stone-sphere-unearthed-at-ancient-site-in-azerbaijan-baffles-archaeologists-raises-new-questions-about-neolithic-technology/
New worry of the day :https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2026-07-12/why-mirror-life-has-doomsday-clock-scientists-alarmed/106780618
The unsmiling Japanese golfers all have powered golf carts . Until today I'd never seen a golf cart like this grey one. It can be pulled or can tootle along ( amusingly ) on four small wheels and under its own power. What will they think of next ?:
5 comments:
Hari OM
Given the Japanese propensity for robotics, that might be next, Angus! As worrying as any theoretical bacterium? YAM xx
Japan does love gizmos of all sorts. (Except clothes dryers, which are highly suspect.)
About 10 degrees cooler than Spain, and oh so pretty.
Fascinating links today! I’m sure many of today’s golfers will be headed to Royal Birkdale to watch The Open in two days time.
The American golfers' caddies need to keep their charges moving. There may be a little leeway for backslapping and high-fiving moments but don't let it mess up the timetable.
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