Philosophy in the Park and the Orchard

There are many things in this life that we can ignore or avoid.

And then there are others that are difficult to avoid, like taxation and email spam.

And then there are things that are impossible to avoid, and it is those things that we would be wise to understand in order to live life to the full.

Foremost among the unavoidables is Time.

But what is it? What is our relationship with it?

Are there diffierent types of time?

Does it happen at different speeds?

And there are many many more things to ask of it.

Come and explore, either at the Pavillion in Central Park or online at

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87310629728?pwd=Z0ZXTnBvN2xmcHdwUVhTb3hkdk9SUT09

Meeting ID:[masked]
Passcode:[masked]

From Brexit to vaccines, from meat eating to veganism, and throughout the political, racial and religious worlds, we seem to be living in an ever more polarised world today.

Should we stand by our principles in such situations?

Or is there a case for a pragmatic approach?

Speaker: Michael Snow

In person and online.

https://fses-org.zoom.us/j/99700090363?pwd=b2FzK2RNQ1ZKaDZRUS9xSlN1ZXBvdz09

Happy to sat that Pub philosophy is back thanks to the lovely people at the Blue Bell in Helpston

Moved from the usual January slot in the hope that we can all meet without too much fear of microorganisms.

Why the big question Mark?

The subject hasn't been set so please send me suggestions.

Looking forward to this one.

Michael