I'm Rory Stewart, and I want to talk about ignorance.
I will die without having read everything.
That was written in classical Latin, because.
Ignorance isn't simply the opposite of knowledge.
It's part of what it means to be human.
Just about every game I can think of involves ignorance.
There's no adventure without ignorance.
There's no narrative.
The long history of ignorance, from Confucius to QAnon.
With me, Rory Stewart, listen on BBC.
Sounds, BBC sounds music radio podcasts.
I'm not a particularly brave man, and when I'm in working conflict areas, sometimes I get a bit overwhelmed and I struggle to sleep, and I kind of need to psych myself up a bit.
And listening to unfinished sympathy is one of those tracks that I think maybe because it takes me back to being 19, when I believed everything was possible and had no fears.
It's a track for me that makes me think of what real love is of relationships.
And, yeah, I put that track on, and I think I can do anything.
My name is Giles Dooley, and I'm a photographer who covers conflicts around the world.
Bristol and massive attack are synonymous.
The two things are the same.
I actually moved there in April 1991, the same time that the album blue lines came out.
It was an amazing time.