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Physics versus Philosophy, can these two not get along?

Posted by Basho on 26 Aug 2011 / 4 Comments

The idea for this article came to me when I was listening to some Gorecki on my iPad while heading home on the train. I opened the writer and started jotting down my thoughts just as they occurred to me.   It just has always been my position that Philosophy and Science are not in [...]



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Inside the behavior of the UK looters, why do they make such bad choices?

Posted by Basho on 15 Aug 2011 / 10 Comments

The recent riots got me philosophically thinking and the following analysis is the results of those thoughts. Much of the behavioural science is from the book “Predictably Irrational”, which I highly recommend. I realised upon seeing the chaos on our streets that we were dealing with many different groups of people with different agendas. The [...]



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Announcing: buddhabooks.co.uk is now open

Posted by Basho on 26 Oct 2010 / 0 Comment

Dear all, Announcing the opening of a new Basho website! www.buddhabooks.co.uk I have been writing reviews of books on this site for something like 5 years, also I have – as I am sure you know – a passion for Eastern Philosophy. Finally I can bring them all together! Buddha Books is an editorial review website [...]



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Stephen Hawking – “The Grand Design” book review by Basho

Posted by Basho on 02 Oct 2010 / 4 Comments

I’m an avid reader of New Scientist magazine. In fact I get it every week. The headline will usually be about something “quantum” or allude to some current or near “breakthrough”. Of course real breakthroughs are hardly on a weekly schedule. I know this, but still I buy into it. It is a classic marketing [...]



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A Sudden Dawn: Book Review

Posted by Basho on 30 Jul 2010 / 0 Comment

The story of a simple Buddhist priest travelling from India to China in the 5th Century doesn’t sound like something that would make for an interesting novel, but the after effects of this solitary man’s journey still reverberate today. In all parts of the far east, the name Bodhidharma is still very well known. In Japan, for [...]



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