This is one of those lovely little films that just seemed to make itself. I was asked to make a 30 min film on 'time' and given a rather small budget. This was after John Birt (Thatcher's boot boy) had begun his premeditated vandalism of the once great now sadly diminished BBC.
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My Comments on this thread and I assume on all others on the platform have not been restored even though the error is admitted as per the E Mail above.
Beautiful & I am glad of the reassurance as my Mother died back in March which hit me very hard & still hurts. If I had to choose a pin up scientist it would be Penrose who I have followed down that road he took with Hammeroff & I recently chanced on a video in which he adds extra dimensions to Escher's work - I also like how he explains that AI is incapable of understanding. He & Jim both look very young & may they both last as long as possible.
The first time I actually stopped acting the fool & actually took notice of a building I was in was when at about age eleven I visited Salisbury Cathedral on a school trip, It was during a choir practice & it left a strange indelible impression on me. which returns whenever I Iisten to Vaughan Williams Variations on a theme by Thomas Tallis. I would be lost without music and my i-pod can suit any mood in what feels to me to be magical.
Time flies when you are enjoying yourself - that 30 minutes went very quickly so bookmarked for another visit,
I was temporarily banned by Substack yesterday it was a computer error.
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Hi there,
Tex here from Substack Trust & Safety. Thanks for taking the time to submit this appeal.
It appears that one of our platform safety detection mechanisms incorrectly flagged your publication as spam. I've reactivated your account so you should be able to start publishing again immediately. I apologize for the inconvenience.
Please don't hesitate to reach out if there's any other way I can assist.
Best,
Tex @ Substack
My Comments on this thread and I assume on all others on the platform have not been restored even though the error is admitted as per the E Mail above.
Beautiful & I am glad of the reassurance as my Mother died back in March which hit me very hard & still hurts. If I had to choose a pin up scientist it would be Penrose who I have followed down that road he took with Hammeroff & I recently chanced on a video in which he adds extra dimensions to Escher's work - I also like how he explains that AI is incapable of understanding. He & Jim both look very young & may they both last as long as possible.
The first time I actually stopped acting the fool & actually took notice of a building I was in was when at about age eleven I visited Salisbury Cathedral on a school trip, It was during a choir practice & it left a strange indelible impression on me. which returns whenever I Iisten to Vaughan Williams Variations on a theme by Thomas Tallis. I would be lost without music and my i-pod can suit any mood in what feels to me to be magical.
Time flies when you are enjoying yourself - that 30 minutes went very quickly so bookmarked for another visit,
I'm nicking that Roger.