Making Sense
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| Originally published | 2002 |
| Authors | Julian Baggini |
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| ID | 2415100 |
About Making Sense
Making Sense examines the philosophical issues and disputes that lie behind the news headlines of the day. We read about what is happening in the world, but how do we know what the truth is, or whether there is one 'truth' at all? . . .
'I thought climate change was a hoax. Now I teach it'
... Suddenly, other news stories I listened to on my usual stations stopped Making Sense...
Racism: Mental health impact of profiling and trolls
... She is passionate about helping those who experience racism to protect their mental health and has written two books on the subject - Overcoming Everyday Racism and Making Sense of Micro-aggressions...
Scientists grow whole model of human embryo, without sperm or egg
... Making Sense The hope is embryo models can help scientists explain how different types of cell emerge, witness the earliest steps in building the body s organs or understand inherited or genetic diseases...
'I still speak to my brother Garvey Gayle after he killed our dad'
... " Things he was saying just didn t really add up - he just wasn t Making Sense, there was just a drastic change in his behaviour...
Eight in 10 South African children struggle to read by age of 10
... In many primary schools " reading instruction often focuses solely on oral performance, neglecting reading comprehension and Making Sense of written words" she added...
Wrexham: Can football fame make City of Culture vulture?
... " But for me - it s not as though we have been waiting around for that to happen - it s always been happening, it s just coming good now, it s all Making Sense - it s clicking together...
Nicola Bulley: Friend unhappy with search area 'tourists'
... It s natural for everyone to have speculation, because the truth is, nothing is Making Sense...
Nicola Bulley: Missing woman described as 'the kindest soul' by friend
... It s not Making Sense, we ve got no information...
Nicola Bulley: Friend unhappy with search area 'tourists'
A friend of missing Nicola Bulley has said an influx of visitors to The Search area had made it feel like a " tourist spot".
The 45-year-old mother-of-two went missing 12 Days ago on a riverside walk in St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire.
Heather Gibbons said The Family understands " Human Nature " but some have been turning up to " do personal Social Media things".
Police warned they would not tolerate harmful speculation and " online abuse".
Ms Gibbons said: " The Truth is if we look at it factually, no-one knows until we have some evidence.
" I think it's incredibly hard, but up to a certain level, we understand it's Human Nature . It's natural for everyone to have speculation, because The Truth is, nothing is Making Sense . "
She Said the turnout for The Search was " amazing".
But she added: " We have noticed it does feel like Some People have come to maybe use it as more like a tourist spot, to do their own personal Social Media things which in some ways we see and understand but it is hard, there's a lot of people around as it is. "
Speaking in a press conference on Tuesday, Supt Sally Riley said: " We would ask that people in the wider community, particularly on Social Media and online, do not speculate as to what may have happened to Nicola.
" We will not tolerate online abuse of anyone, including innocent witnesses, members of The Family and friends, of local businesses, or of Criminal Damage or burglary. "
She added: " We will be taking a strong line on that, as you would expect.
" We would ask that people in the wider community, particularly on Social Media and online, do not speculate as to what may have happened to Nicola. "
Police said they still believe Ms Bulley fell in The River , but remain " fully open-minded to any information that may indicate where Nicola is or What Happened to her".
Ms Bulley had dropped her two daughters, aged six and nine, off at school And Then gone on her usual dog walk alongside The River .
Her phone, still connected to a Teams call for Her Job as a mortgage adviser, was found on a bench on a steep riverbank overlooking the water, along with The Dog lead and harness on the ground.
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