For the love of Kimchi: The people, culture and history of Korea
Kimchi has been recognised by the United Nations as part of global heritage
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Kimchi has been recognised by the United Nations as part of global heritage
Sensei Alex Kakuyo shares why Buddhists belong in activist protest movements.
Are all Buddhists vegetarian? Certainly not. Some are quite strong on insisting that vegeterianism is not a Buddhist practice, others believe a "tr...
May 30, 2021 Share “COMPUTERS ARE USELESS. They can only give you answers,” said Picasso in 1968, the year in which Intel was founded and Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey was released. Picasso didn’t change his mind. Over the last half century computers have become immensely better at providing answers, but not so good at asking questions. A good book asks questions. A better one raises questions you never knew existed. The key to a lockdown can lie in a book. Who knew that Stalin was a fan of Tarzan and cowboy films? Or that Stalin and Roosevelt smoked the same cigaret...