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Posts by Mark Shilton

Absolutely. Although you can also cancel out a three cover bad luck by walking over a single next.

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This 1990 speech by Carl Sagan is timely times two:

#war #climate

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Text "United States Department of Agriculture. Transporting Watermelons in Bulk and Bin by Truck." Illustration of a semi truck with a watermelon as its trailer.

Text "United States Department of Agriculture. Transporting Watermelons in Bulk and Bin by Truck." Illustration of a semi truck with a watermelon as its trailer.

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Manchester renaissance 2016

Manchester renaissance 2016

Tomorrow marks 10 years since the greatest piece of art of our generation

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Woah. This is an incredible treasure trove of amazing alternative Christmas tunes!

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Dr. Jane Goodall filmed an interview with Netflix in March 2025 that she understood would only be released after her death.

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Time spent on social media peaked in 2022 and has since gone into steady decline since. And this is not just the unwinding of a bump in screen time during pandemic lockdowns – what’s going on?

Read the full story here: on.ft.com/3IzaxBL

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British Politics' Midlife Crisis Why British Parties Can't Make Peace with Their Actual Voters

On the morning of Keir Starmer's conference speech here's a new post on an odd psychopathology in British politics - our main parties don't like the people who vote for them - the dreaded Professional Managerial Class. And so they are acting out like a divorced dad seeking cooler voters. 1/n

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Comic. [block quote] “Far better an approximate answer to the *right* question, which is often vague, than an *exact* answer to the wrong question, which can always be made precise.” -John W. Tukey, The Future of Data Analysis (1962) [caption] Happy Approximate Birthday to John Tukey, author of my favorite statistics quote, who was born 110.000 years ago sometime this week.

Comic. [block quote] “Far better an approximate answer to the *right* question, which is often vague, than an *exact* answer to the wrong question, which can always be made precise.” -John W. Tukey, The Future of Data Analysis (1962) [caption] Happy Approximate Birthday to John Tukey, author of my favorite statistics quote, who was born 110.000 years ago sometime this week.

Tukey

xkcd.com/3104/

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Shit, did you see that? He must have a foot like a traction engine (Alan Partridge)
Shit, did you see that? He must have a foot like a traction engine (Alan Partridge) YouTube video by footballisthewinner

Someone needs to dub the classic Alan Partridge football commentary on this ASAP. youtu.be/mGLSeWYCggw?...

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This case study will surely be winging it's way into data analysis and data cleaning 101 courses very shortly. 🤦

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