The wild fires in France and Spain dominate the morning news bulletin. It seems that there's been some rain overnight which should hopefully help tamp things down.
We park the car and detour into chapel. One of the organ scholars is an early bird and we sit on a bench listening to him practising for a weekend wedding. It is a small but much appreciated luxury to be able to sit in an empty building and secretly listen to the Old 100th echoing through the rafters. At this time of the day we have the place to ourselves. Give it an hour and the tour buses from Edinburgh will be disgorging a stream of visitors.
I'm not sure what skill sets this teaches :https://x.com/ChinaNow24/status/2081265509698302250
Stoic philosophy :https://fredericpoag.substack.com/p/a-longing-for-what-never-was
This is becoming a recurrent topic :https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/technology-did-you-know-general-science/dogs-speak-breakthrough-or-illusion
How well did you do ? :https://www.buzzfeed.com/lizmrichardson/us-history-elementary-school-quiz
Where does this man get his energy ? The UK and the US in one day ? :https://x.com/ZelenskyyUa/status/2081975587149602856
2 comments:
Hari Om
A packed post this morning! Those soldiers, like all performers of all disciplines in China, are being trained with muscle-memory. This is what makes their marches, dances, etc all so incredibly uniform. It will also mean you won't notice when a robot replaces any of them...
Great article on the 'live in the moment' philsophy (which all great thinkers end up arriving at). And an American quiz? Sorry, let others play... YAM xx
Pilgrimage to St Andrews? Many more drop down to kiss the sacred turf, than follow the priest.
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