‘Shifty’ and the Shattered Mirror of Britain’s Past
In an age where reality feels more like a negotiated consensus than an objective truth, Adam Curtis returns with Shifty, a bold five-part documentary series that delivers a uniquely British post-mortem on society’s gradual unravelling. Curtis, the ever-polarising documentary-maker, again deploys his signature arsenal: a swirling collage of archive newsreels, Continue Reading
The Joy of A.I.
Jim Al-Khalili de-myths any dystopian science fiction view of a ‘war between AI and humanity’ as he explores it’s origins in the mid-1950s with the first ever AI programme created by Herbert Simon and Alan Newell (who went on to win the Turing Award in 1970) called the Logic Theorist. Continue Reading
BBC – The Story of Electricity
The BBC are again showing Professor Jim Al–Khalili on BBC Four’s “Shock and Awe – The Story of Electricity”. The Story of Electricity is quite incredible from the work of Alessandro Volta and Humphrey Davy up to the invention of electro-magnetism of Michael Faraday work and the foresight of Nikola Continue Reading
BBC FOUR “BULGARIA’S ABANDONED CHILDREN”
This is “Bulgaria’s Abandoned Children” which was recently shown on BBC Four. The documentary uncovered the appalling treatment of disabled and autistic children in the town of Mogilino, Bulgaria. If you are affected by this programme PLEASE sign the following U.K petition http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/Children-Dying/#detail The Lora Foundation Organisation helping special needs Continue Reading
