Did you know fifteen penguins are trapped at Sea Life London in a basement with no daylight, no fresh air, and a pool just a few feet deep?
We need to make sure Sea Life hears us loud and clear: these penguins deserve a real life.
Surely this is all going to far: Sam Altman challenges Elon Musk with plans for Neuralink rival - on.ft.com/4mdBZDv via @FT
This seems right for now
The lying and the staggering incompetence around this is astounding. And dangerous.
Celebrate International Women's Day by interrupting men with your unsolicited opinions and taking credit for their work. If they get upset about it, be sure to tell them that they sound hysterical and should smile more.
This is all just unbelievable. Why are we allowing these people control of the media?? Jeff Bezos focuses Washington Post opinion pages on ‘personal liberties’ and ‘free markets’ - on.ft.com/41gx6Av via @FT
Looks pretty staid to me
Happy lovely swimming day xx
Joanna Lumley in Amandaland is possibly one of the funniest characters ever.
I am too blunt and opinionated. Apparently
Watching Miss Austen I am grateful to have not been born in that era
I absolutely LOVE this story
A headline for the times we live in
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
London can learn from the imagination being used to develop some of the UK's other cities: It takes imagination to regenerate a historic city - on.ft.com/4fWPcNb via @FT
Something seriously wrong has happened to the composition of my tea bags, it is making a substantially weaker brew despite me using the same process. Has anyone else noticed this???
On CBC last night, I spelt out the moral case to keep on trying, however hard it might be. Defending the living planet is not an option we can abandon. Ultimately, it is all that counts.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=qX2V...
For the FT, I explored a long-term climate scenario that some scientists now think is more likely:
Changes in ocean currents plunge northern Europe into the cold. Britain is hit by fierce winter storms; crop-growing becomes next to impossible.
How do we respond? Please read: on.ft.com/3Ch5F0J
Beautifully frosty this morning
Love Claudes
We need to protect democracy, accusations of leftwing bias in European content moderation cannot act as a smokescreen - wise words from the FT editorial desk this morning: The Musk threat to European democracy - on.ft.com/3WaULk0 via @FT
Jeff Bezos never wanted this cartoon to become public.
He killed it, and as a result, pulitzer prize editorial cartoonist Ann Telnaes quit.
Make sure everyone sees this cartoon.
Any woman who has ever received online abuse has some understanding of what Jess Philips is now exposed to, but it is on an entirely different level.
It is dangerous to her safety.
Yes, it is diplomatically “delicate”. But if you do nothing it is an admission of your own impotence.
A capitulation.
Lovely place for a swim
the Bossman cornershop is rightly being celebrated as a high street safety net, but we should also celebrate the Turkish supermarket, for where else am I meant to get a blue Fanta, some dates, and a Kinder Bueno at 1am? When little Tesco has closed, the Turkish supermarket is there for us
What Musk did to Twitter is what he would do to government:
- Destroy value
- Destroy trust
- Enshittified user experience
- Attract & reward grifters
- Manipulation to favor the strong and throttle the marginalized
- Attract & reward the worst people in the world
The template holds up well.
