Recent content by GSV Ethics Gradient

Miraculously, there is not. It usually prompts you after a ride, but when they **** up that doesn't happen. Crap, really.

Basically, it's almost impossible to cancel if the driver says he's arrived.

Went to a friend's last night as her son's partner is seriously ill, as she'd just found out his kidney's may well fail this weekend. Our reward was an Uber driver who turned up at the wrong address, wouldn't answer his phone and charged us for having to walk home. Useless (insert profanity of...

Saw a child on a bike that had no electrical assistance the other day. He was actually having to pedal - what's the world coming to?!

That is ridiculous.

View: https://youtu.be/Y2NZU4Fw5vg

Why are couriers so comedically unreliable? I fail to see what's so difficult about moving stuff around - and if you can repeatedly email and text me confirming a supposed delivery slot, maybe actually showing up would be nice. I'll leave you to imagine the word I want to type here. It's a...

Though judging by our demand (why not call it a bill?), the living are fair game too...

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Live Aid on DVD. I can understand some aspects of the lyrics to Do They Know it's Christmas getting some criticism now, but as an act of mass philanthropy I think it was wonderful. A pity that some of the egos on show were a bit OTT. Bono clearly did a lot to keep the cancellation of Third...

Gladiator on 4k - great film. Will never forget my eldest seeing it as a child. After the early scenes between Harris and Crowe he said of the former 'now that's great acting.'

Merely pointing out the counterintuitive notion that you need very few people together before the odds favour a shared birthday.

The number 23 is all that matters really. Seems bizarre at first glance, but if there were more than 23 people in the restaurant...!

I want to like that, but fear I can't make it happen!

This might enlighten you! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_problem