Fellowship of Mind

Inspector Lestrade: “We’re obviously looking at a suicide. It does seem the only explanation of all the facts.” Sherlock: “Wrong. [...]

According to a mobile phone ownership survey in the UK, 74% of the population owns a smartphone – a percentage [...]

  “What should be, or ought to be, is different from what is” (the error of ‘speculative thinking’ as defined [...]

“Invert, always invert” recommended Jacobi. Like a cat, when we’re trying to see something clearly we should move our head [...]

What difference would it have made to the human race if we had never discovered reading and writing? How would [...]

How do specialists in different disciplines make explicit use of “thinking and mind” in their work?  We’re pleased to invite [...]

Why are governments so poor at actually making the world a better place? What can we learn from that to [...]

Why can we not find anyone today who remembers they supported apartheid, or didn’t think Jimmy Savile was a little  [...]