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Posted by Armchair Critic at 11:01

Armchair Critic: Hi, I'm the Armchair Critic. I will write mostly about politics, from a NZ perspective, and also about gardening, applied ethics and whatever else springs to mind. I intend to try to average a post a day. I've never confirmed or denied my gender on the internet, or my sexuality. I have ancestors from a variety of ethnic backgrounds, remain in a longterm relationship (the legal status of which I won't confirm) and have children. I am employed.

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The Accidental Engagement - Anyone who more than occasionally visits this site will have noticed that I very seldom post. But that was not always the case.
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Local Bodies

The muddied waters of the winter grazing debate - The winter grazing issue is becoming a highly-sensitised one that I hope will not become so politicised that it delays solutions and results in the suic...
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How dry is Southland? - This dry; Chilean rhubarb, desiccated.
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The Political Scientist

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9 years ago
howdaft

On Why the Neanderthals became extinct and lessons for our modern world - The Neanderthals are generally considered to have lost the competition with Homo sapiens because of their inability to compete with “modern man”. Neanderth...
11 years ago
Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow

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