Jeremy Cherfas

"Meat traders came out in support of vegan activists who occupied Smithfield Market in London last night."

Happy to take your word for it, as The Times won't let me read without registering.

Uh-oh. Asking people to stop eating meat is one thing, stopping people who sell it for a living is quite another. I fear that the blockade of Smithfield market in London might prove to be an XR error.

I have been tempted recently to start using Chrome again, specifically to work with Lighthouse. Maybe if I just restrict myself to that use only ...

Not to deny your personal experience, but in view of the number opf psychology experiments that cannot be replicated, I wonder whether any else has confirmed the one you cite.

Having only recently begun to do this particular version of high intensity circuit training, I hope I'll have no problem in changing what I call it.

And then there's the question of sautéed radishes. I've had one reply so far, telling me they are super delicious.

So who else has tried that?

Surely the very best reason to pay judges, especially if you are charging scads to enter and attend the ceremony, is to ensure that all judges are beyond bribery.

Not you, of course ...

Decisions decisions. Do I accept the invitation to beta test nvUltra, or continue to enjoy The ARchive, or attempt to ride two horses in one ring?

Thanks. That's a very small part of his argument, and we've just had another good chat in which I asked specifically whether the UK could exclude or tax food imports. He said, absolutely. Look at Japan. Food is a strategic issue and outside the WTO. My fear remains that after Brexit there still won't be good food system policies.

Currently reading: 50 Ways to Cook a Carrot by Peter Hertzmann, ISBN: 9781909248632

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