The best keep secret in social impact?
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in both cases integrity correlates to appropriate legwear/hosiery
It is exactly that. Dead Internet Theory is that social media has very few humans, and is overrun with bots. Bots respond to “charlie kirk shoots”, even when wildly out of context.
It is exactly that. Dead Internet Theory is that social media has very few humans, and is overrun with bots. Bots respond to “charlie kirk shoots”, even when wildly out of context.
York City Fc tweets on X
This is Dead Internet Theory in practice.
Look at the engagement.
Strangely, Wikipedia frames Dead Internet Theory as a conspiracy, rather than observable fact: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_In...
York City Fc tweets on X
This is Dead Internet Theory in practice.
Look at the engagement.
1956. If the British Empire is Ferguson-era United, and 1945 is the 12/13 title, then Suez is losing to Stoke/signing Felliani. Which makes Moyes Eden?
A close reading of Mr Beast, as turbo-Abramović.
“This is the kind of personality that invents vaccines and proves impossibility theorems, but the things he got insanely invested in are (1) youtube (2) ethically sourced chocolate bars.”
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BURRITO - Bullshits until reality requires inevitable Trump Off-ramp
The board game Husker Du
Apparently the band were named after this board game
Yes! Credit Tom McKinney
And they sometimes employed Richard Serra!
Some time in the early 1970s, Time magazine art critic Robert Hughes had a dishwasher installed in his SoHo townhouse. He received something of a shock upon noticing the man fixing his dishwasher was Philip Glass. “But you’re an artist” he exclaimed, demonstrating a faith in art’s profitability which, half a century later, seems almost quaint. “I explained” Glass recalls, “that I was an artist, but I was sometimes a plumber as well, and he should go away and let me finish”.
I loved discovering this when I wrote an essay for the National Concert Hall ahead of his residency there in 2019. Along with this great little supplementary anecdote from his time as a white goods repairman.
TIL that Philip Glass and Steve Reich had a furniture removals company called Chelsea Light Moving
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A white Waymo
First time seeing a Waymo in London
A really well packaged handbook on strategic foresight by the Singapore gov'ts Center for Strategic Futures, reflecting their latest thinking and findings from practice www.csf.gov.sg/thinking-abo...
We're recruiting two research assistants to help us deliver "The IRL Trial" - a world-first randomised trial of social media limitations among 12-15 year-olds, and the effect on mental health. You'd be part of the Born In Bradford family. For more info and to apply: www.jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jo...
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Love the @banffcentre.bsky.social film festival and this film was amazing. Jasmin Paris is a legend:
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Some thoughts on becoming a #bcorp
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Paddington on a five pound note
Thank you for your attention in this matter
Or just don’t?
But here’s the kicker: if you can't be bothered to write it, I can't be bothered to read it.
"But here’s the catch" in the middle of an article is just about the cleanest sign something has been written by AI.
the Potemkin Bat Tunnels are the real issue
For over 20 years, SETI@Home crowdsourced computer power to look for aliens. After a decade of analysis, the most promising signals are being studied by a huge Chinese telescope. I can't stress enough that the Three-Body Problem was not supposed to be an instruction manual.
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that will be because of all the threats
move half of the Treasury