But also “the most formalised [science]” so useful for the study of theory.

Worth a chance? Is quite US-centric, even when it tries not to be.

(Because that combination can’t be given a simple adaptationist explanation. Otoh it’s only TV.)

(Main hints so far are to the effect that the Others have a desire to spread & convert _along with_ a desire to promote biological survival _in general_, a combo which has potential to become interesting when questioned?)

Green spaces are nice. My brother even thinks that green on TV (like golf) is almost as good but he is a bit strange.

Welcome.

And I will put up with really rather a lot of managerialism from an honest person (but none from a careerist) because politics is, for me, mainly about keeping the shits out and the honest people in.

Tories: mostly careerist (not all). Farage: careerist to the core plus something horrible and dark. Labour: a mix. I don't see Starmer as a careerist (yet). Nor Reeves. I do very much see Streeting that way though. Burnham: not sure. This isn't about competence or managerialism: it's about virtue.

Will it also be unimaginative? Probably.

Woe, woe.

If everyone starts wailing about indecision and weakness from every sniff of a rumour, well in this context, that's just throwing sand in the gears.