Month: July 2019

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why believe and champion intuition?

I do both: I believe – not just believe in – human intuition. I also believe it needs championing. You will lose something, if you are encouraged to ignore its real value-add. You will lose it when you decide you don’t need to use it any more. It’s the satnav syndrome, writ large. It’s cool to make lots of money, don’t get me wrong. But … Continue reading why believe and champion intuition?

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a letter about a miscarriage of justice

My name is Mil Williams. I was born a British citizen, and despite all, remain proudly so. I have a degree in Film & Literature from the UK University of Warwick; a University Master in Publishing from the Spanish University of Salamanca; and a recent MA from the Liverpool university LJMU, in International Criminal Justice. I am now working in the business of security and … Continue reading a letter about a miscarriage of justice

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