Trent Crimm's book 'The Richmond Way’ is licensed by:

McCarthy Books, Thatchwell Street, London SW7 1IX

McCarthy Books: When you search this, the first and pretty much only result is about the author Cormac McCarthy, an American author whose later works are apparently considered to be ambiguously nihilistic, and ‘rejecting the idea of the world having a sense of moral justice’.

The ‘Ted Lasso’ Twitter account (i think it is an ‘official’ account) also made reference to McCarthy and his book ‘The Road’ in its most recent tweet on June 2nd.

I call it the Kekulé Problem because among the myriad instances of scientific problems solved in the sleep of the inquirer Kekulé’s is probably the best known. He was trying to arrive at the configuration of the benzene molecule and not making much progress when he fell asleep in front of the fire and had his famous dream of a snake coiled in a hoop with its tail in its mouth—the ouroboros of mythology—and woke exclaiming to himself: “It’s a ring. The molecule is in the form of a ring.” Well. The problem of course—not Kekulé’s but ours—is that since the unconscious understands language perfectly well or it would not understand the problem in the first place, why doesnt it simply answer Kekulé’s question with something like: “Kekulé, it’s a bloody ring.” To which our scientist might respond: “Okay. Got it. Thanks.”