Journalists need to understand the difference between a contradiction and a paradox in order to clarify issues and provide ...

No, it’s not a paradox; it’s a deliberate, if largely subconscious tactic of contradiction, with the purpose of speaking out of both his mouth and his arse so he can spew gas at any time, and reverse ...

Symbolism perhaps suffers from middle-child syndrome. From the storied vanguardism of its older sibling, Impressionism, to the legendary antics of its younger ones, Fauvism and Cubism, it can be easy ...

Rise at 5am. Peel off the tape you’ve placed over your mouth to optimise the way you breathe when you’re dreaming. Immerse yourself in ice-cold water – it’s teeth-grittingly unpleasant, but someone on ...

Word of the day: In public discourse, leaders and institutions are often urged to consider broader perspectives. Yet at times, rhetoric or policy appears narrowly self-referential, disconnected from ...

There are philosophical concerns about these issues, going as far as solipsism; but if you consistently applied a skeptical philosophical strategy to deny the validity of data, then no science would ...