But they need to get to 2035 in order to survive by 2035 🤔

Never mind that, what is ‘coated poultry’? A chicken in a puffer jacket?

In the case of the UK and utilities, at least, public ownership.

I hate how, over the last 30 years, the burden for people to not be ripped off by companies has shifted to the individual. Why must I use my limited free time and mental capacity to shop around for car insurance, contents insurance, buildings insurance, rail travel, energy suppliers and now vets? To hell with ‘free market capitalism’.

A really nice essay, I agree with the sentiment of it. We don’t need European tech billionaires, we need government support for open source

I love the way you delivered the punchline - very reminiscent of Douglas Adams

How do we persuade our elected politicians to stop trying to speedrun authoritarianism and fascism?

Looks nice, but at £50 it’s a hard no from me

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If true, God spends a lot of time dreaming up scantily-clad, uwu-looking cat girls for an army of socially isolated believers

So Reform do like diversity after all - they like a diverse collection of vulnerable and marginalised groups to blame

3 months until we have Stranger Things: Settlers of The Upside Down

Give fans the Tron movie they want, without an actor they hate, and they might just go see it

Not the TPS reports!

For the first fraction of a second, after reading the post title, I thought we were talking about developing a rocket to chase and capture SpaceX property. The actuality does not spark joy.

Can shrimp even ride horses?

Vibe math. No thank you

Arthur C Clarke is an excellent author and the Rama series is one of my all-time favourites. I’d recommend anything by Philip K Dick, though honestly I think a good reference would be to pick works listed in the SF Masterworks collection, it’s how I found many of my favourite SF novels.

If you fancy venturing into modern SF classics, my favourites are by Peter F Hamilton, Iain M Banks and William Gibson; though does Gibson count? He doesn’t even have a middle initial 😄

The bat travelled 1,000 miles. It is not stated how far the car travelled.

The Express is well known in the UK for exaggerated and rage-bait headlines. That and predicting outrageous weather events, without evidence, that never materialise