22 August 2021Uncategorized Contaminated From the nightmare category… I await the results of yesterday’s test with intense interest. My medi-bracelet pinged an alarm as I woke […]
21 August 2021Uncategorized UK trumps Israel Today’s question is, why is there such a difference between the state of COVID infections in the United Kingdom and Israel? This […]
20 August 2021Uncategorized Singing as meditation Spring is springing? spronging?, sprunging? in Gibbston, despite Level 4 lockdown. Plants pay no attention to human lockdowns. In fact, spring is […]
19 August 2021Uncategorized Back to deep breathing I wake up on day 2 of our new lockdown and listen to the quiet. It is very very quiet, like when […]
18 August 2021Uncategorized The cage gilding fell off Well, bugger. We knew delta variant was likely to ‘get in’ to New Zealand, we knew that a rapid lockdown was the […]
14 August 2021Uncategorized Birds in a gilded cage? This week the New Zealand news headlines featured the IPCC climate change report and the Skegg report on reopening of Fortress New […]
7 August 2021Uncategorized Beating biases This week my brain has kept on trying to warp my perception of English COVID figures. When Boris threw English doors to […]
31 July 2021Uncategorized Bodies of knowledge This week the New Zealand academic world has seen a flurry of debate about the intersection between mātauranga Māori – the knowledge […]
24 July 2021Uncategorized Scales of change I had a minor light bulb moment yesterday when talking with Chris’s sister, Lindie. I have offered pondered the problem of drivers […]
17 July 2021Uncategorized Inflation & interest rates It was time to pull out my crystal ball to contemplate the future of interest rates and inflation in New Zealand. I […]