Permanent Education

Cambridge Seminar
with
Tomio Kikuchi
May 14th 2009

…………The virus for example is a minute organism, in this relative world the tiniest enemy is the most powerful one, the most dangerous one. Indeed the atom is the most dangerous, that’s one enemy that threatens the whole planet. That’s a paradox the smaller it is the more dangerous it is, and also the nearer the enemy is the more dangerous it is.

London Lecture. May 2009 – by Tomio Kikuchi,
Translation – JMBorba
Transcription – Ritchie Tennant

Celebrating Darwin’s’ birthday, which I share, I’ve been interested in the drama of Darwin, and researched his challenges, now I am taking the opportunity to visit his land. Shrewsbury has a preserved and original feel and the surrounding nature touched me greatly.
We have limited time, so we must use precious time by deepening and broadening, but time will not allow us to get too deep or too wide!

To celebrate the 200th anniversary of Darwin, Tomio Kikuchi will give talks in London and Cambridge, he is an engaging speaker - with 42 books published and a wealth of experience I do commend the two seminars, entitled

BIO-STRATEGIC SURVIVAL
Continuous education, evolution and crisis

Cambridge Seminar,
Date and Time:-Thursday 14th May, 1900 – 2130
Place:- Green Room, Gonville and Caius College,
Trinity Street, Cambridge CB2 1TA
directions
London Seminar
Date and Time:- Friday May 15th , 1900 -2130
Place:- Violet Hill Studio, St Johns Wood, London NW8 9EB
directions

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Cambridge entry by voluntary donation towards costs, suggest £5. London entry £10 ( £5 concessions )

For booking and further information contact
Ritchie Tennant
( 1 Park Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 3QW ) info@permanenteducation.co.uk
TEL 01284 705967,
We look forward to meeting you, Ritchie Tennant.