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#TENET is a PERFECT film if your idea of perfection is a radio play with stunts It's plays with notions of time and cause and effect by for instance making

1. A handful of - sometimes brilliant - authors hold a virtual monopoly over the sales of children's books. This is partly because - with a few valiant exceptions -

Little thread: Who's bad? Genuine question. We're in an iconoclastic moment. So why aren't the 20th century's eugenics nutters in the cross hairs? For instance, if you search Marie Stopes

1. #ReadingHour this is the moment in the Astounding Broccoli Boy where the pandemic which has held UK under a curfew finally ends. Been thinking about this ... 2. Almost

Thread about children’s books:1Children’s books are important. Important economically (Harry Potter is worth more than most industries). Important culturally (name a better expression of our best side than the Paddington

But these people are in power. Why? Because zealous ideological conformism. Ideological conformity has hollowed out this cabinet’s human resources in the way that covert privatisation has sucked out NHS

I couldn’t sleep last night so I read this. It’s by, among others, Dominic Raab and Priti Patel. It outlines their “thinking”. It's difficult to convey how ridiculous it is.

Thread: (for parents and carers) creativity is important. Because we need people who use their creativity not just in the arts but in medicine, cooking, sport, engineering (all the most