JONATHAN MILLER - some thoughts on love [July 2008]

[@richardcorry2955]

Hi Christopher thanks for posting this today. Great to hear. I met yoi once in bushwacker wholefoods Hammersmith many years ago. We talked about bob Dylan and the new marlon Brandon documentary just out. I did look up the interview you did with bob Dylan and loved it. Found many more documentaries you did online too. I was wondering if we could another conversation one time. I'm up in Herefordshire now but would really love to talk again. I also found some documentaries you may enjoy. Best wishes Richard corry

[@ChristopherSykesDocumentaries]

Hey, that's a surprise! I remember Bushwacker. Could you email your co-ordinates?

[@richardcorry2955]

@@ChristopherSykesDocumentaries it's [e-mail] really appreciate it. Thank you

[@nermincicekbocekkelebek9840]

Limited to his personal experiences of life, he is being honest. I think most people feel that way but dont have the courage to accept it. An example would be people having their own biological child rather than adopting. ı personally dont have neighter of tge experience but I feel like one will authomatically fall in love with an adopted child too as one shares life with the child.

[@sharris2347]

This is weak. Ask the parents of adopted children. The reason you don’t love other people’s children is because you don’t know them, live with them, experience them as your own. I believe you could fall in love with all manner of people/children under the same circumstances as a confined family set up. This is terribly old fashioned and lacks rigorous analysis

[@pauldurdan1549]

This proves yet again how illogical his mind was, just as Enoch Powell showed us on the Dick Cavett show in 1971.

[@vivianoosthuizen8990]

And you were the one arguing for mass African immigration to Britain? How weird you are peculiar indeed sir

[@pauldurdan1549]

Yes, I bet he kicked himself in the gob 20 years after the Enoch/Cavatt show in 1971.