The Future With Hannahs Fry, Arendt and Reid


 It's only the first part of a whole series:

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I've just been to London, and she was too busy to meet for lunch, but it was interesting:

 


Natasha and I went for a walk on Wednesday:



 


James Bond delivering a takeaway to the Russians:

 

The takeaway (Chinese) was five books and a DVD of the film Hannah Arendt (2012)

Hannah Arendt on Eichmann, Banality, Guilt & Obedience (1964)


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Community Gynecology with Hannah Reid

Intelligence Gathering with Yuval Noah Harari

 Intelligence sharing at Savernake Bridge

 Finding the Duke of St. Alban's

Drinking Whisky at the Duke of St. Alban's with Eugenia Cheng


Falling in love again, ...

... A fox in Highgate Cemetery ...


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