The problem, of course, is that it isn't really a choice -- if you don't believe in God, then thinking life would be better if you did won't make it so. (I'm currently listening t… (View Post)

Yes, but they should also expect that depending on how they express that anger they may be viewed by other people as threatening. That's part of what anger is. (View Post)

Right, this was the conclusion I came to -- you have to ration access on some basis, and the physical-queue method at least prioritises those who care deeply enough to give up a lot of their time to … (View Post)

I think it may also be variable within the state school system. I went through in the 80s/90s, and my impression was that the curriculum at the time was somewhat modular, so depending on the preferen… (View Post)

I dunno, I do find it a bit hard to understand at the more extreme end, ie not just "it really affected me" but "willing to be in a multi hour queue across London". That seems not… (View Post)