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Since some people asked let’s take a look back at The best ever Champions League goals
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I’m trying to think of the word that best describes today’s Budget and only one does it: immoral.
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Bad news folks! i waited in line for 16 hours to see the queen. But by the time i got there she was fuckin DEAD!!!!!!
Realising I have never eaten a pop tart
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you know what’s possible? To be sad about the Queen’s death, to think Prince Andrew is a wrong ‘un who’s been unduly protected, and to be worried about how the police are responding to any peaceful anti-monarchy protests, all at the same time!
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I am once again asking American progressives to take a deep breath and tolerate another country’s worldview and culture being a major news item for a few days
Andrew Sullivan finds the words equivalent to the moment. Thank you.
andrewsullivan.substack.com/…
Excellent thread from Ben on why he's a reluctant monarchist.
I agree, it's a good idea to have a head of state who's effectively bound by a strong ethic of duty and tradition.
To paraphrase Churchill, it's the worst idea for a system, except for all the alternatives.
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Latest interview is on the topic of Feminine Wisdom, and the value of the female perspective. With the brilliant Schuyler Brown and Samantha Sweetwater
youtube.com/watch?v=H8apGpq2…
Rest in peace. She epitomised an ethos of genuine duty and self sacrifice. Rare at the time, almost unknown now.
Also with a hidden sense of humour and ability not to take herself too seriously - let this be how she's remembered.
youtu.be/1AS-dCdYZbo
fascinating. anger spreads faster and further than positivity. makes intuitive sense when you think about it. seems like an important thing to factor into our online experience.
Anger surges through social networks since it moves through the weak ties that make up so many of our online connections.
Joyful posts stop at the borders of our friend groups, bounded by the strong ties of people who know us well. Neat study on Weibo: arxiv.org/abs/2005.01924





















