I hated it from the first second and never let up. I have actually found it hard to articulate why because I hated it so completely, can’t find a way in. Just found it so phoney and shallow and felt sort of insulted that it was trying to convince me it was a thoughtful and subtle film.
Thank you, I felt exactly the same way.
1. Are you currently using an AI tool for work-related tasks or projects? * Yes * No, but I would like to (PLEASE SKIP TO QUESTION 7)
My employer asks me to complete a survey on AI usage for which this is the first question (required):
Monstrous.
Applications close this Sunday 15 March!
If you’re at loose ends in Mitte…
Haha see it all adds up
To be clear, I would like to distance myself from this behaviour
rarely have I lived in a German flat that didn’t have a ‘Martin Router King’ within reach
Underexplored social phenomenon: the German penchant for giving your WiFi a ‘witty’ name. Never seen it anywhere else.
Having children dress as characters for book week teaches them to embrace naive mimesis. They should be encouraged to personify formal categories like omniscient naration, free indirect discourse, etc
Emmanuel Damas in a patterned dress shirt and striped tie leaning against a metal railing on a sunny residential street with red brick rowhouses and flowering trees in the background.
Emmanuel Damas, 56, died in ICE custody on Monday.
Damas came to the U.S. from Haiti seeking asylum. After six months in ICE custody—the last four at CoreCivic's Florence Correctional Center—he died from complications from a tooth infection.
A tooth infection.
1/3
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Thank you!
What's the best English translation of the Divine Comedy?
Another great set of books this month: Matthew McDonald's debut poetry collection @ajbwells.bsky.social; Julia Franck's autobiographical novel @return2sanders.bsky.social; and Agri Ismaïl's account of dislocation and late capitalism @brynstole.bsky.social. Plus some EXPLOSIVE new gossip...
About to start arguing with a Lib Dem councillor about Iran… time to log off and work on the novel
I'm trapped and under attack in Dubai - while back home in Chichester my daughters are furious, the labradoodles are sick and, worst of all, I left my Mounjaro pen in the fridge
new iconic meme format just dropped
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Making my child dress as Richard Osman for World Book Day
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well, colour me fucked off
however in your case you are surely right!
Poor Ghost! by Gabriel Flynn being held up by a bookseller at Blackwells
haven't done any self-promo in a while but it's payday and everyone's talking about Manchester so... if you're looking for a novel to read this weekend, pick up a copy of Poor Ghost! from your local bookshop.
The ONLY debut novel set in Manchester to be published in 2025 (as far as I'm aware)
Levenshulme, lachenshulme, lievenshulme
next novel premise sorted
Thank you for this! A fun fact indeed.
OK I think it's just one... but that's one more than you'll find in Onyx Storm or any those books by Richard Osman
I guarantee it features AT LEAST ONE mention of a location within the Gorton and Denton constituency
Poor Ghost! by Gabriel Flynn being held up by a bookseller at Blackwells
haven't done any self-promo in a while but it's payday and everyone's talking about Manchester so... if you're looking for a novel to read this weekend, pick up a copy of Poor Ghost! from your local bookshop.
The ONLY debut novel set in Manchester to be published in 2025 (as far as I'm aware)
Claiming Gaza is a 'sectarian' issue is both blatantly racist & blind to why we all care about Gaza. As new Green MP Hannah Spencer said last night 'Whether its on our doorsteps or across the world, if somebody is being oppressed or suffering an injustice, I will always speak up'
