Gary King

@kingo1gk.bsky.social

Business Psychologist, coach and consultant. Background in adventure and experiential learning. Interested in leadership, systems, climate and how change really happens. garyking.co.uk

Anyone insinuating that the rise of "populism" is some bottom-up, grassroots phenomenon is selling you a lie. The popularity of Reform is down to vast quantities of money fuelling a tightly orchestrated media disinformation machine.

Russ Jones@russincheshire.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Britain's broadcast media boasts of its strict adherence to impartiality rules. Mentions per MP. LibDems: 645 Tories: 5,116 Greens: 7,763 Labour (the actual govt): 27,438 Reform: 70,732 Anyone surprised they're ahead? bebroadcast.co.uk/politics-who...

The U.S fascist regime is unintentionally boosting motivation for transitioning to “renewables” (solar and wind). The immoral war against Iran reveals how vulnerable our systems are to disruptions to oil & gas supplies. Disruption creates genuine change.

Power rarely announces itself as tyranny. It accumulates through systems. This piece on “technofascism” explores the convergence of AI, Big Tech and illiberal politics. Not rallies and uniforms. Algorithms, platforms and concentrated capital. 1/3

Bylines Network@bylinesnetwork.co.uk · 6mo ago

George Orwell warned us about Big Brother. Now AI doesn’t just watch – it predicts, nudges and shapes us. A new study calls it “technofascism”: where Big Tech, surveillance capitalism and illiberal politics quietly erode democracy. @eastangliabylines.co.uk @stephenmcnair.bsky.social

ICYMI: an international team has developed a new framework for understanding sustainable development. Instead of separating nature, society and economy, David Obura and co. propose a model that positions nature as the foundation.

Scientists call for 'systems reset' to redefine sustainable development

A new international study calls for a fundamental reset in how humanity understands and pursues sustainable development. The article is published in the journal Communications Sustainability.

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Meanwhile, the tactics of most of the other world leaders is to stay quiet and wait out his term. Those tactics may prove useless however, as he becomes increasingly aggressive internationally. Domestic constitutional laws seem ineffective in keeping him in check.

Ron Filipkowski@ronfilipkowski.bsky.social · 7mo ago

We are a country whose Constitution, according to the Supreme Court, gives our own presidents immunity for crimes committed while in office, but we will prosecute presidents of other countries for alleged crimes and invade them to execute arrest warrants.

Some really good and encouraging news from research on Alzheimer’s - “The damaged brain can, under some conditions, repair itself and regain function.”

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Hi @heat-geek.bsky.social - is there any way I can speak to somebody? I've emailed and used your AI chatbot, but not getting anywhere. You have just increased my proposal (with no explanation or justification) by more than £1500! I was just about to sign off, and I'm now unsure what to do next!

What an utter absurdity our Home Secretary has created - Destroying British free speech, right to protest and with it undermining democracy. It is not for the government to terrorise the public for political opinions they don’t want to hear.

Screenshot of BBC news saying police arrest 474 people at Palestine Action ban protest.

Except they won’t. If they didn’t do it over the murder of Jo Cox they’re not going to do it for migrants. We have to stop expecting politicians and media outlets to hold themselves accountable. The system that allows them to continually get away with it needs fundamental change.

Adam Bienkov@adambienkov.bsky.social · last yr.

Sooner or later something terrible is going to happen at one of these hotels and the politicians and media outlets who have spent the past year whipping it all up will have to carry the blame