
Lessons in Chemistry
"Cooking is not an exact science." Neither is semiotics.
Codes and myths, narratives and icons, rituals and representations.
"Cooking is not an exact science." Neither is semiotics.
Rejecting the norms and forms that other (non-British) technology makers take for granted.
Britain’s best and brightest are warped — in fascinating ways.
She has no way of knowing how she knows.
A natural, organic, "earned" cosmopolitanism.
Silliness as social commentary.
"Each new clue twists and turns Talbot’s perspective… and ours too."
Aristocratic hauteur with a wink.
A shrewd and highly competent person who shuns the limelight…
To live in the wider world, you need to recognize that meaning is… "twisty."
We may dislike them but they do get amazing results.
She skilfully decodes everything she can see.
You must feel the research with instinct, intuition, and empathy.
We journey to unfamiliar and sometimes quite strange conceptual spaces.