Men over 50 who have read the article on osteoporosis (July 27) should not be complacent just because the disease affects mostly women.
Back in the 1950s, national newspaper critics were mostly London focused, covering what the radical director Joan Littlewood called "complacent, well-behaved, middle-class theatre".
Yet, with Harari's move from mostly prehistoric cultural history to modern cultural history, even the most complacent reader becomes uneasy encountering historical and empirical claims so coarse, bizarre, or tendentious.
"We can't be complacent about invasive ant spread, even of species that have mostly fallen off the radar of active management around the world," she says.
The diplomacy Corbyn has in mind is an ideological and complacent show from the sidelines, partly because he is not in power, but mostly because it is disconnected from how deals are reached in the real world.
For too long, complacent educators and policymakers have resisted improvement and relied on a public that was mostly satisfied with public schooling.
A mostly nationalistic dispute risks becoming ever more theological in much the same way as that between Israelis and Palestinians did.A less complacent Indian government would work far harder to stop this slide.
