Writings

   
   


Science

   
        Carbon (e2 version)    
        Polarised Light (e2 version)    
        Hidden Variables Theories of Quantum Physics (2686 words)        
        Quantum Non-Locality - history (2210 words)    
        Quantum Entanglement - implications (1420 words)    
   

    Quantum Entanglement and Causality (6266 words)
      (BSc. dissertation - includes large parts of the two pieces above)

   
   

    Skywatcher's Guide

   
        Photosensitive Seizures    
        Reasons for Not Doing Drugs    
   

    Antioxidants

   
        Selenium    
        Exponential    
        The Curlicue Fractal (see also Dragoric)    
        Trigonometry    
   


Computers

   
        3D Scanning    
        Java 3D    
   

    Mixing Live Action and Computer Graphics

   
   

    Augmented Reality

   
   

    H-Anim (Humanoid animation protocol - see hanim.org)

   
        The USB Programming Model    
   


Law & Politics

   
        Camp X-Ray    
        Fighting Terrorism with Terrorism    
        Know your Enemy    
        New Deal    
        Criminal Justice Act    
        Liberal Democrats on Drugs    
        The Dutch Experience    
   

    UK Drug Classification

   
   

    Runciman Report

   
   

    Cluster Bombs

   
        Hair-related Legislation through the Ages    
   


Photojournalism
    (see also Events page)

   
        May Day 2002, Central London    
        Peace March, 15th of February 2003, London    
   

    May Day 2000, Central London
    May 6th 2000, Cannabis Festival/Demo

   
   


Books

   
        Cat    
        Fences and Windows    
        People, Places, Things & Ideas    
        The Book of Tea    
        The Road Goes Ever On    
   


Music

   
        Planet Waves (a Bob Dylan album)    
        Hard Rain (a live Bob Dylan album)    
        Belle and Sebastian (a Scottish band) (e2 version)    
        Tigermilk (their first album) (e2 version)    
        Fold your Hands Child, you Walk like a Peasant (their fourth)    
        Dear Catastrophe Waitress (their fifth, or arguably their sixth)    
        Jeepster Records (their former label)    
   


People

   
        Stuart David (a former member)    
        Tom Baker (a former Doctor Who)    
        Tripitaka (also known as Hsuan Tsang)    
        Kakuzo Okakura (author of The Book of Tea)    
        Medical Marijuana Barbie (aka Dr. Tracy Blevins)    
        Michael Howard (current leader of the Tory Party)    
   


Food

   
        Vegan Ingredients (e2 version)    
        Avocado Houmous    
        Peanuts    
        Porridge    
        Hot Chocolate    
        Ugly Soup    
        Pakora    
        Onion Bhaji    
        Baked Bean Curry    
        Seed Snacks    
   

    Human Taste Perception (e2 version)

   
        Astringency    
        Umami    
   


Tea

   
       
   


Poems and so on

   
   

    Jesus was a Gay Black Hippie Jew
    Scottish Widows Poems
    
Interstellar Medium haikus
    ...am?
    A Sun's Eye View
    Since The End of The Eighteenth Century
    Oolong Tea (including The Oolong Tea Song)
    Terrible Coffee Song
    Pub Woman
    
Ballad of May Day 2000

   
   


Other

   
   

    Sweat Lodge

   
        Hungarian Puli    
   

    The Time with the Worms

   
        When Tofu Goes Bad    
        Appearing on Countdown    
        The Beanstalk (tree, with photos)    
        28 Days Later (film review)    
        Blue Planet (BBC Wildlife series)    
        Family Business (classic card game)    
        Logos    
        Oo    
   

    My CV

BOO?  
         
   

Quite a few of these are on Everything2, which is a huge interactive database of facts, ideas and stories where I am known as Oolong, just because almost everyone there uses pseudonyms.

I encourage you to poke around the rest of the site a bit; there's a lot of great stuff there, although owing to the nature of the project there is also a certain amount of dross. A list of stuff I especially like is here, while a list of everything I've written there is here. I encourage you to start here, since the site's official introductions to itself can be a little confusing. Please send me a message if you make an account!

I lead the science user group on the site, and I am also one of its editors.

 

   
   





 
 








 

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