Big Brother panders to greed, vanity and voyeurism, says Edward Skidelsky. And from a liberal standpoint, there's nothing that can be said against it. But there's a new ethics emerging,
'One small example can be found at Tinker's Bubble, Somerset. Here, a small community of environmentalists farm 40 acres of woodland, orchards and pasture. The land is held in common. No grid electricity or fossil fuel is used; power comes from solar panels and a wood-fuelled steam engine. The community's aim is to "live lightly on the earth"—to contribute as little as possible to the portending environmental catastrophe.'
Exquisite fossils of Cretaceous shark solve mystery of how it hunted
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Six full-body fossils of Ptychodus sharks have been formally analysed for
the first time, revealing that they were fast swimmers that preyed on
shelled cre...
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