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KDrone
2d
URBAN MOTION | A Sheffield timelapse and hyperlapse journey
URBAN MOTION | A Sheffield timelapse and hyperlapse journey
URBAN MOTION | A Sheffield timelapse and hyperlapse journey
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revisesociology
tiktok
3d
TikTok has boosted the economy by £10 billion. Apparently.
TikTok has boosted the economy by £10 billion. Apparently.
There's a full-page TikTok advert in The Week telling me it delivered a £10 billion boost to the UK economy in 2025. Happy business owners, gardening, desserts, cleaning products. All very wholesome. My
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revisesociology
uk
4d
More North Sea gas... but when do we actually need less of it?
More North Sea gas... but when do we actually need less of it?
Reading the arguments about Jackdaw in The Week, I found myself agreeing with bits of both sides, which is inconvenient because this is apparently one of those subjects where you're supposed to pick a
revisesociology
life
5d
In praise of places where I don’t have to buy anything
In praise of places where I don’t have to buy anything
I once wrote a post about how much my cappuccino habit was costing me. The awkward bit was that I actually liked going for a cappuccino. Half the pleasure was sitting somewhere warm with a book and being
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GEMS
5d
My Garden and The Rain God
My Garden and The Rain God
Last week it continuously rained here and there was no respite from this continuous rain, the weather was pretty bad, forcing to stay indoor
harveyword
StreetArt
6d
Shoreditch Street art - Part 1
Shoreditch Street art - Part 1
Shoreditch is one of the trendy, arty parts of London, even a boy from the colonies knows that, there are clothing labels named after it, I'm sure I heard it mentioned somewhere, I think there is a outpost
revisesociology
stuff
6d
Buying stuff is easy. Apparently owning it is a part-time job....
Buying stuff is easy. Apparently owning it is a part-time job....
Back in 2018 I wrote about whether my belongings belonged to me, or whether I belonged to them. This was after paying to move and store a load of stuff, then discovering that having it all around made
revisesociology
dave
7d
Teach kids to speak up... but give them something worth saying
Teach kids to speak up... but give them something worth saying
I was reading The Week the other day and there was a piece on teaching 'oracy', which is apparently what we're calling talking now. TBH my first thought was here we go again, another perfectly sensible
dviney
ai
8d
UK AI Market Size 2026: Five Numbers, One Government Bet and Three Things to Check Before You Plan Around It
UK AI Market Size 2026: Five Numbers, One Government Bet and Three Things to Check Before You Plan Around It
The UK tech sector is now worth $1.6 trillion (£1.2 trillion), and artificial intelligence accounts for roughly a third of it. Those are the headline figures from the Tech Nation Report 2026, launched
revisesociology
budget
9d
An Underwhelming budget...
An Underwhelming budget...
After the promises about breaking with the economic direction of the past 40 years, the budget felt a fairly cautious start. A hundred quid helps. Then what? The headline announcement was a £100 energy
revisesociology
walking
10d
Karl Bushby’s 28-year walk: the best bit isn’t the distance
Karl Bushby’s 28-year walk: the best bit isn’t the distance
I was reading about Karl Bushby in The Week, and there’s something wonderfully absurd about setting off for a walk home which takes nearly three decades. Most of us would consider it a fairly serious planning
harveyword
Visual Shots
10d
The Balls and the Building
The Balls and the Building
Two shots from London, Maybe they were taken the same day, early-ish on a Sunday morning, just as I was starting what was maybe the biggest day of photography in recent memory, maybe one is from then and
vynith
Threespeak
12d
A few eggs fried in milk, butter and leftover microwaved meat from yesterday
A few eggs fried in milk, butter and leftover microwaved meat from yesterday
I cooked up some eggs in butter and milk and decided to use the leftover microwaved mince meat from yesterday. Delicious. PS: Don't forget to follow for more carnivore diet videos. ▶ Watch on 3speak.tv
kiwithinker
StemSocial
13d
Today in Space History - October 28: A Quiet British Orbit
Today in Space History - October 28: A Quiet British Orbit
Today in Space History - A Quiet British Orbit 🚀 Stardate 554.5689 (OCTOBER 28, 1971) On a clear morning over the Australian desert, a slender British rocket rose from Woomera and placed a small satellite
revisesociology
uk
13d
The AI boom has discovered it needs electricity... and money to repay its debts
The AI boom has discovered it needs electricity... and money to repay its debts
I was reading The Week’s briefing on the latest data-centre wobble, and the detail that stuck with me wasn’t some complicated financial forecast. It was a proposed AI facility in Essex struggling to get
adetorrent
travel
14d
Sweetcombe Cottages - Stay near the donkeys
Sweetcombe Cottages - Stay near the donkeys
Sweetcombe Cottages STAY NEAR THE DONKEYS I finally found my booking details of where I stayed when I visited The Donkey Sactuary in Devon. I promised @molometer that I was going to post about it and show
revisesociology
uk
15d
Britain needs more entrepreneurs... but who can afford to take the risk?
Britain needs more entrepreneurs... but who can afford to take the risk?
I was reading in The Week a summary of Mihir Sharma’s Bloomberg column about Jensen Huang’s verdict on Britain. Apparently we have plenty of talent but not enough entrepreneurial spirit. Give us a million
revisesociology
work
16d
Working from home: apparently asking for evidence is now “militant”
Working from home: apparently asking for evidence is now “militant”
I was reading The Week’s summary of Ruth Sunderland’s attack on the “militant WFH brigade”, and one detail stood out. Unite’s request for an evidence-based explanation of why Barclays staff should spend
revisesociology
education
17d
Migrant pupils are doing well. Why turn that into another competition between the poor?
Migrant pupils are doing well. Why turn that into another competition between the poor?
I was reading The Week’s summary of Fraser Nelson arguing that the “Boriswave” will benefit Britain. His starting point is a welcome challenge to the idea that immigration means importing people with nothing
revisesociology
care
18d
Burnham's National Care Service: a great idea paid for with money that doesn't exist...?
Burnham's National Care Service: a great idea paid for with money that doesn't exist...?
I was reading The Week's briefing on Andy Burnham's plan to 'fix' social care, and while I've got a lot of time for the idea, the more I read about how it's actually going to be paid for, the less convinced

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