Did you get a start with Juhy filling vending machines?
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Not that I am aware of
Yes. Im 50 hours in the burlingo but he doesnt let me listen to anything in it
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Anybody read “Sapiens” by Yuval Noah Harari?
I thought it was an excellent, easy read through the history of humankind.
Towards the end when he got a bit into looking into the future not so much.
Concur,my old man was in Dunlop’s,never worked again,banger within 2 yrs, working since 14
Glad ye know it,and the pecking order
I have that “21 Lessons” book on my to-do list, might check is it worth going back that one first.
Think that one comes after Sapiens & Homo Deus, which looks to a sort of bionic future for man\bionicman kind. I haven’t got to that one yet.
Its a decent read alright. If you enjoyed Sapiens you should read this. .
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I read it. Good book.
Empire,the gates of Rome,of course you need an imagination to enjoy historical stuff,maybe I should have held off posting
Humanology by Luke O’Neill is a good one to follow up.
I’m about half way through this. Very good so far although the subject matter wanders quite a bit.
His essential point is that most of the principles of Buddhism are reconciled with those of natural selection and Buddhism is thus ‘true’.
Adds a bit of balance
Reading “In the shadows of the American century:The Rise and Decline of US Global Power” by AW McCoy at the moment. Not too far into it but it’s very interesting.
Heavy going?
Not really … yet! 
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Ploughing through it,came across a few of them
Damaged goods is a biography of Philip Green. Great story focusing around the collapse of BHS and hia efforts to distance himself from 500m worth of a pension fund obligation
The book presents Green as someone with pretty much no redeeming features at all