Neil Tilbrook

'Throughout history there have been non-religious people who have believed that this life is the only life we have, that the universe is a natural phenomenon with no supernatural side - using reason and humanity to guide us... Today, people who hold these beliefs and values are called humanists.' Alice Roberts. Scientist and humanist

A lovely little exploration of humanist values by our Vice President @profaliceroberts.bsky.social.

Yeah it’s good

Reuse is part of our culture and has been practiced for many centuries. 🔁 🫙🍃

Learn more from #BreakFreeFromPlastic changemaker Rahyang Nusantara.

#Reuse #ReuseAndRefill #NoToSingleUse #ReuseSolutions

Can see the likeness

I was wondering how many would understand that one 😂. Be seeing you .

Also spotted a beautiful orchid, I think is a Sandplain White Spider.

Similar for me a couple of hours south of you. Compelled to take a photo

No, the teabag agitates the tea and mixes the milk, reducing the need to wash a spoon.

Finally my first Spider Orchid of the year in the hills above Harvey, WA. #Orchids

That's humanism! Humanists make sense of the world through logic, reason, and evidence, and always seek to treat those around us with warmth, understanding, and respect.

Love this from Humanists UK! #Thatshumanism is the perfect introduction to the humanist approach to life, featuring four animations narrated by Stephen Fry, and brand new posters all about humanism for schools. Have a look for yourself! humanists.uk/thatshumanism/

The scary thing is how many people don’t recognise him as being satire…!

Explore life’s big questions – with Sandi Toksvig Humanists UK has relaunched its online course Introducing humanism: non-religious approaches to life. The popular course is led by writer and broadcaster Sandi Toksvig and features humanist philosophe...

We’re delighted to share that our popular online course 'Introducing humanism: non-religious approaches to life' led by writer, broadcaster, and humanist Sandi Toksvig is now available and free to access for everyone. Sign up and start learning with Sandi today. humanists.uk/2025/06/16/i...

Been a pleasure to watch Notte play, amazing longevity and sadly unlikely to be matched in the future of the competition.

@bskybeer.bsky.social #bskybeer a big weekend of tasting Ontario beers

@bskybeer.bsky.social this was a crazy beer at my weekly craft beer tasting session in Penang. One Drop - Paint Job Cream Smoothy Sour

Visiting a friend in Jersey 18 months ago, it was his pint of choice at the local. To me it was very drinkable, I found it pretty smooth and easy drinking. I think it was a cheaper option of those on tap. I’d normally go for something with a bit more flavour but it was a good solid English bitter.

Showing all the stuff you aren’t allowed to do anymore.

Loving these posts, keep them coming!

9 & 10…?

I recognise it, K(an)opi.
Was there two days ago.
👍

Found some Wispy Umbrella Orchids in Penang, Malaysia

Definitely sexy

@sellingamirror.bsky.social

🔊 Sound on!
This is one of hundreds of Shoemaker's Frogs (Neobatrachus sutor) that emerged with heavy rains last night. They get their name from their call which sounds a lot like a small hammer being used to repair a shoe.
📍Mt Gibson Wildlife Sanctuary, Badimia Country
#WildOz

I saw @henrywagons.bsky.social get on stage at Bluesfest with … (can’t recall) as a guitar slayer and Henry is going ‘no, I’m not that guy’ 😅

How are they hanging?

1. Dusky Leaf Monkey
2. Tarsier
3. Proboscis

I had a pretty weird experience doing pre dawn hikes in Penang

I’ve been unable to walk or hike for almost 3 months due to an injury, so it was great to start again, slowly. I walked a heritage trail around Taiping, Malaysia.

The secret is the ‘Starter Packs’.
Once there, just search your interest for like minded people