#Guardian

Simon

simonk_133

Remember when Max Gogarty was cancelled and the Guardian spent about 6 months in a collective huff about it? Very amusing tbh Just beautiful writing He is not an attention

Hey Aren't You That Beta

Best_Beta4lyfe

I want to talk a little about moral responsibility.This is NOT a simple subject and my intellect is probably unequal to this task, but... here goes.If one is fighting for

flying letter📨

dbaten3

We are a social species and I would contend one of the most basic human needs is to belong, to fit in, to be needed, but this has been badly

Dr Darren Saunders

whereisdaz

Very pleased to (finally) see our paper (w/ @AmbergAmanda) analysing bias and quality in media reporting of cancer research published in @PLOS today.There are a few interesting angles to explore

Michael Elgort 🤍❤️🤍 ✡️

just_whatever

A Soviet and Russian’s most famous satirist and performer of Jewish origin has died today in Moscow. Mikhail Zhvanetsky (86) was known in Russia for his sharp aphorisms and satire

ᴛʜᴇ ᴀᴅᴇʟɪᴛᴇꜱ

theadelites

1. Leeds fans are sick to death of pundits rolling out the tired old trope of "Bielsa burnout". It's factually incorrect, our physical stats were higher at the end of

HS for short💧Hypocrisy Sux💧living in Corruptalia

SuxHypocrisy

1. Re @slpng_giants_oz post about the filthy cartoon (Link Below).This 9 tweet thread explains why there is more to it.I suggest you view this behaviour through a lens of hatred.

Alex Turner

PropTechAlex

2020 was a tough year for in-person community.Does Ratatouille the Musical offer a glimpse at the future of online/offline communities? Thread explains why  https://twitter.com/ratatousical/status/1345008123329863681?s=20 1/13 Online comm

Lucibee

_Lucibee

What role should the public play in science? - Science Weekly podcast @iansample interviews @profmsharpe about the #PACEtrial https://www.theguardian.com/science/audio/2018/nov/02/what-role-should-the-public-play-in-science-science-weekly-p

Stefan Simanowitz

StefSimanowitz

1/. In March, @Telegraph ran a piece warning that: “Those questioning the govt’s #coronavirus strategy are not only wrong, they’re a danger to the rest of us.”Its intent seemed to

Dan Crawford

dancrawford85

Another day, another @guardian article that minimises the achievements of the Blair/Brown Labour government. I've never understood the strategy behind talking down your party's last government - it hardly inspires

Jo Maugham

JolyonMaugham

The case against the Tavistock, seeking (in effect) to deny trans kids in the UK treatment that is available throughout the rest of the developed world, will hear no submissions

Frank Owen's Legendary Paintbrush

WarmongerHodges

Pathetic.John Ware is so "fair and impartial" he part-owns the rabidly pro-Israel/anti-Corbyn Jewish Chronicle."I tell our trainees at the JC, if there is one person they should model themselves on,

Ken Tindell

kentindell

"The government is reportedly planning an advertising blitz to warn people that “grabbing a coffee can kill”. In which case, why have they left the coffee shops open?"https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/jan/15/waves

Hazel Sheffield

hazelsheffield

In February, in a tiny German village, @PiretReiljan told a group of journalists that forests in her native Estonia are cut down and exported to Western countries to burn in

Clio's Chronicles

CliosChronicles

The Solanki of GujaratSolanki dynasty ruled parts of Gujarat btwn 950-1300 CE. They also known as the Chalukyas of Gujarat.Solanki’s reign marked the start of most glorious period in history

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