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- Comment on a little bit of art, a little bit of science 1 week ago:
What about measurement papers, where we just measure stuff, same stuff in different environments and over time. Different stuff in the same environment, just measure it, tabulate it, do statistical analyses on the measurements. Suggest how we could measure more stuff with further research.
- Comment on Take us to your leader! 1 week ago:
The Creation of Algae.
- Comment on Why does Britain feel so poor? 1 week ago:
Because the money is being siphoned off and away from the population to just exactly the places you would guess. It is more evident in Britain as we are a later stage capitalist state than most.
- Comment on Sick notes to be overhauled in back-to-work drive, Liz Kendall reveals 1 week ago:
This is a pure Orwellian management of ill health in a population. Universal good health being manufactured across the nation not by improvement in the health services and the kind treatment of people but by prohibition of the concept of sickness.
- Comment on Keir Starmer’s Government Has Quietly Beefed Up Its Workers’ Rights Bill to Make It More Pro-Worker 2 weeks ago:
They are called Labour I suppose, more of this. What has become lost from our politics is the unannounced introduction of measures to help people.
- Comment on Child poverty hits record high in UK with nearly 4.5 million in low income households 3 weeks ago:
And who do those 4.5 million low income households vote for now because it’s very clear Labour are not watching out for them.
- Comment on I disagree. 1 month ago:
Well and good but how is Kasparov and his lilac marigolds anything to do with it.
- Comment on Mexico’s deadly Coca-Cola addiction 1 month ago:
The original point I was making is that the use of the word ‘addiction’ was incorrect, firstly it throws the blame back onto the Mexicans which is a misdirection and secondly it makes the idea absurd by the comparison of the ill effects of Coca Cola with those of truly addictive hard drugs like heroin, thereby minimising the problem.
- Comment on Apple pulls data protection tool after UK government security row 1 month ago:
For Android read Google backup storage equivalency - Google Drive, Gmail and Google Photos.
- Comment on Apple pulls data protection tool after UK government security row 1 month ago:
They have not asked Google for similar does that mean they already have backdoor access to Android?
- Comment on Liquid Death Quietly Adds Stevia to Tea Drinks 1 month ago:
Stevia can only be added in the manufacturing process by a cyclone valve which is actually quite noisy.
- Comment on Man, their reputation really has gone to shit 2 months ago:
What comes for people today will come for them tomorrow.
- Comment on Man, their reputation really has gone to shit 2 months ago:
Yes but this is not a move to increase civil rights within a still recognisable political system it seems to be the openly declared transition from a democracy to something else via an explorative but expanding coup that is being actively ignored by the sitting powers and wider population.
- Comment on Man, their reputation really has gone to shit 2 months ago:
I think that extends to America generally, all the talk of freedom and equality and now so easily camps are being set up to concentrate undesirable groups of people in and everyone is complying or pretending it’s not happening.
- Comment on As Labour touts more brutal cuts to benefits, how is this different from life under the Tories? | Frances Ryan 2 months ago:
When they cut winter fuel allowance do you think their own homes went cold. When they cut benefits do you think they will cut their own tax payer funded expenses, because expenses is just another word for benefits. Everything you need to know is right there in those two questions.
- Comment on As Labour touts more brutal cuts to benefits, how is this different from life under the Tories? | Frances Ryan 2 months ago:
There have been many studies suggesting austerity measures do not provide real improvement and may trigger downward economic spirals. Cutting benefits is an attempt to provide an underpaid workforce to corporations siphoning wildly unequal shares of profit off the wider population. A thing which also leads to downward economic spirals. So it is not different in the least to the Conservatives, neither party places the welfare of the majority of its constituents above that of business.
- Comment on School phone bans don't boost grades or wellbeing, study suggests 2 months ago:
Repeated intermittent forced withdrawal from an addicting influence shows no significant positive impact on comprehension in the short term.
The authors go on to suggest water is wet.
- Comment on Algae Rock! 2 months ago:
Rock Papa Swingers.
- Comment on this time it'll be different 2 months ago:
Evolution is not magic, it can only make new crabs.
- Comment on Not even once! 2 months ago:
‘I shall become the thing I hate’, Duke Nukem.
- Comment on UK shoplifting on the rise and more brazen, new survey says. 2 months ago:
The plundering of communities for profit to the point of collapse is being overseen by the people put in place to protect and manage society and now there is surprise and shock that people will not go home and quietly starve to death?
- Comment on Water bills in England and Wales to rise by £123 a year in April 2 months ago:
The great business minds running these public services into the ground for profit without any thought for the society that needs them and patting themselves on the back for being so business savvy should maybe stop plundering monopolies and move into the actual private sector and see how able they are there with real competition but I think we know the answer to that one. And while we are about we could stop tax payer funded regulatory and watchdog bodies that are constantly learning lessons after being discovered to not even provide the most basic functionality for which they were set up and then going right back to the same old willful negligence.
- Comment on DeepSeek stole our tech... says OpenAI | Fireship [4:50] 2 months ago:
Even Alanis Morissette would recognise this was ironic.
- Comment on Balls 2 months ago:
Is that the protocol one.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
That looks very niche, surprising it was not made obvious during booking, made a funny memory though.
- Comment on Britain will not recognise Trump’s new name for Gulf of Mexico 2 months ago:
The Torygraph never did pretend to be egalitarian.
- Comment on The US is actually going to implement a nationwide abortion ban and the measures for how it's gonna be handled are already in the works 2 months ago:
This is not hippocratic or woman centred and you said tremendous twice within ten words you crazy sods.
- Comment on Never have I ever pressed right arrow on a YouTube video, expecting the volume to go slightly up 2 months ago:
Welcome to the world. I hope you enjoy your stay, but I doubt it.
- Comment on Never have I ever pressed right arrow on a YouTube video, expecting the volume to go slightly up 2 months ago:
You seem to be under the impression that interface controls of any sort are there to maximise your ease of use. This is very much not the case, the controls are designed by someone that has never used the interface before, never will use it and has no experience in using any interface even vaguely like it. Your role in the endeavour is to try to memorise the arse backwards design and get by as best you can.
- Comment on Mexico’s deadly Coca-Cola addiction 2 months ago:
For you, right on cue: