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Steven Poole
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here i am in the Staggers on CARLOS CASTANEDA, the guy who maybe executed a massive Sokal hoax on anthropology www.newstatesman.com/culture/book...
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allez les Bleus
France passed a landmark law on Tuesday restricting access to social media for anyone under 15, the first European country to do so, and the latest in a wave of countries acting against what they view as malign effects of such services on minors. nyti.ms/44G4SRS
people angry about a movie based on a 2800-year-old poem should be forced to go to war for ten years and then take another ten to get home
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i see things are going great with the slopalypse in journalism
Marie Claire actually left a prompt from an AI in one of their recent articles. While there’s still some great journalists and publications left, this is utterly shocking. No wonder I’m trying to pivot.
deserves to be read as a physical book imo but this is a bargain
The US Kindle edition of There Is No Antimemetics Division is discounted to $2.99 for this week only!
Messi being terrible at penalties just makes him more adorable
tell you what, how about let's never involve Americans in anything ever again
look it is horrible what is happening at Exeter but i read English at Cambridge and have exactly zero skills in management, teamwork, or indeed empathy www.thetimes.com/article/ba83...
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here i am in the Graun on PUNCTUATION www.theguardian.com/books/2026/j...
On the Mark by Florence Hazrat review – a fascinating history of punctuation
This lavishly researched book shows that dots and dashes are an essential component of style, whether you’re a medieval monk or Donald Trump
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everyone's been saying Harry Kane is definitely on top form, not like in 2024, so why does he still look like an exhausted and slightly confused mouth-breathing cow
can someone explain to me like i am five years old why the triple lock is a totally unaffordable luxury bribe to retirees when our state pension is among the meanest of any rich country, or do leftists just hate pensioners because they assume they vote Reform
In my glossary of #weaponised words I collect slurs, lies and avoidances used particularly by politicians and mainstream media, also key terms deployed in bad faith to whitewash or exculpate. Nigel Farage’s behaviour in latest interviews was described as ‘testy’.
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i do think a "professional foul" to shut down a breakaway where you literally put your arm around the other guy's neck to stop him should be a straight red card
anyone who thinks "AI" is "incredibly valuable" for their writing is ipso facto a terrible writer and a terrible reader
this is not true, and this guy doesn't speak for me! nymag.com/intelligence...