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: Missing woman described as 'the kindest soul' by friend
One of missing Nicola Bulley's friends has made an emotional appeal for any new witnesses to come forward, a week after The mother-of-two went missing.
The 45-year-old was last seen on a riverside dog walk in St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire, on 27 January.
A major search for Ms Bulley has been continuing, but No Trace of her has been found.
Friend Emma White described her as " The Most beautiful person" and " The kindest Soul - She 's thoughtful, She 's caring. "
Ms White also told Bbc Breakfast : " And Then you add her and Paul together, add a little bit of magic, and they've created these two beautiful humans who just want to know where their mummy is.
" Anybody with any information to help these guys - we just need something. It's not Making Sense , we've got no information. "
Neighbours and friends are holding banners by The Road in The Village in The Hope it will catch The attention of anyone who may have seen something.
Luke Sumner said: " We're going to do absolutely everything possible to find some information as to where Nicola has gone.
" The community spirit has been absolutely phenomenal. "
Police were alerted to Ms Bulley's disappearance when her spaniel, Willow, was found Running Loose off Garstang Road about 25 minutes after She was last seen by another dog walker.
Ms Bulley's phone was later found on a riverside bench, still connected to a work call.
Timeline of eventsA harness and lead for her springer spaniel, Willow, was also discovered on The Bench .
Police said officers were keeping an " open mind" about what had happened, but did not believe Ms Bulley had been attacked.
Source of news: bbc.com
