Re: Helen Sharman
Hey all she did was disperse a little of the flame I seem to remember
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Leaving aside the imagined financial benefits for the NHS (I am sure there could be some, but the figure is just another guestimate aimed at promoting the project and the real beneficiaries - by orders of magnitude will be assorted companies) the one thing you can guarantee is that NHS management will ignore their experts, and Westminster will support them in that disregard - after all their record, let alone their understanding of privacy and anonymity is hardly sparkling.
From a UK point of view, I have to admit I find this hilarious - no doubt the Brexit party (with fringe elements from the Tories) will be dragged into the ongoing mess. What a joke state our politics are in. One only needs a major opposing party to behave like blind fools and the party in power to lie and be able to do so without blushing - continuously to make a full house. Oh wait a second......
Do election promises mean anything?
I assume that is a rhetorical question.........
And coincidentally having just written the above, but in the edit window, in the Queens Speech, the minimum wage may not quite go through if the economy does not improve by some unspecified amount (sorry for everyone outside of the UK, but it is a wee internal niggle about our failing state).
I remember reading about the old aviators (they were at the time of the quote) mantra
If you crash, are you injured
No
don't worry about it
Yes
Is it serious?
No -> you'll recover don't worry about it
Yes
Survivable?
Yes -> That OK, stop worrying
No -> you don't need to concern yourself
The earliest version I have seen is 1st world war (so primitive medicine) - fits with the (mainly) men who flew at the time!