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The Current State of Experts in Society: Distrust and its Causes

My previous article on the WHO really sprang from this idea. I wanted to explore why we seem to distrust experts and official narratives...

Jun 22, 202012 min read

The World Health Organisation, Its Problems and Its Response to Covid-19

As we continue through this pandemic, I thought it would be interesting to examine the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the reactions...

Jun 22, 202011 min read

Misunderstood Politics – Anarchism (And ACAB)

Anarchism is perhaps one of the most misunderstood political ideologies in modern times. For most my life I thought of them as simply...

Jun 22, 202010 min read

Van Life - The Good, The Bad and the Ugly

Whilst been mostly homebound doing the current covid 19 pandemic, I have taken some time to reflect on what was the polar opposite of my...

Jun 22, 20206 min read

Chilean Protests and Human Rights Abuses

After receiving footage from a friend of mine who had been Chile during the protests I decided this was an issue I wanted to draw...

Apr 3, 20202 min read

Corona and the People

Reaching out to friends around the world to see whats going on at the ground level As the UK begins its lockdown, I decided it would be...

Mar 24, 20203 min read

The Corona Virus – a pandemic, but should we be scared?

I would like to begin saying that this article was written on the 4th of Match 2020. Things change quickly so this article might become...

Mar 9, 20205 min read

ABOUT ME

I'm Mr Dare (great last name I know). Since I was a child, debating at the dinner table with the family, I have enjoyed discussing the world. I've made this blog as outlet to discuss what matters to me, and hopefully you. This will include current events, travel, and pop culture (mainly horror movies as they are my absolute favourite. I hope you enjoy what I have to say and please get in touch as I would love to engage with you about what i've written.

MY PICK

OF THE MONTH

March 2020 Book Pick of the Month

My pick of the month is "Caligula: A Biography" by Aloys Winterling.

I'd recommend it to those interested in Roman history for its fascinating and nuanced approach to one of Rome's most infamous emperors. It gives an alternate approach to the supposed mad tyrant, looking at the politics and culture around his rule. Whilst I may not agree with all the ideas, it will certainly get you thinking about our preconceived notions about the man and the sources that give us this perspective.

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