An outstanding piece about an appalling tragedy. In the words of the title of a video by Jordan Peterson, “DIE must DIE”.
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Rise of the Lazy Girl jobs: Demand for posts that offer working from home and are low effort are in huge demand among Gen Zers – these are the 25 most sought-after roles
Our thanks to Gerry for this. Is this anything more than another reflection of fewer women than men being work-centred, as pointed out by Dr Catherine Hakim with her Preference Theory (2000)?
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The saddest thing that’s ever happened in the world?
I don’t have the words to express my grief…. Apparently both teams played well, by women’s standards. Let’s hope neither team lets the hype go to their heads, leading them to challenge teams way out of their league e.g. under-12 boys.
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William Collins: “A Level Results 2023”
Interesting.
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Audio / video #219 from our archives: Dr Augusto Zimmermann – “The Abuse of Domestic Violence Orders in Australia” (ICMI17, Australia)
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Neil Lyndon: “Why Was £125 Million Given to Domestic Abuse Agencies During Lockdown Despite Data Suggesting a Decrease in Domestic Violence Incidents?”
Our thanks to Eli for pointing us to this.
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Lucy Letby is GUILTY of murdering babies: Neonatal nurse, 33, is convicted of killing premature newborns in hospital
Just published. Extracts:
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Lucy Letby today became the most prolific child killer in modern British history after a jury found her guilty of murdering seven premature babies and trying to take the lives of six more during a year-long hospital killing spree. The NHS neonatal nurse, 33, who will die behind bars, preyed on babies small enough to fit in the palm of her hand by injecting air into their bloodstreams or feeding tubes, causing them to collapse and die. She attacked two sets of twins and murdered two boys out of a set of identical triplets within 24 hours of each other, with the third only surviving because his parents begged another hospital to take him away… The nurse, a seemingly ‘goofy’, ‘innocent’ young woman who had Disney cuddly toys on her bed, was also convicted of trying to murder ten newborns between June 2015 and June 2016 by poisoning them with insulin, overfeeding them milk, tampering with their breathing tubes or assaulting them. Four were left with life-long brain damage… She got away with her killing spree despite consultants repeatedly trying to blow the whistle to managers about the spate of deaths on her watch. Dr Ravi Jayaram, a TV medic who appears on This Morning, said he was ‘fobbed off’ by nurses after his email warning about Letby prompted the response: ‘It’s unlikely that anything is going on, we’ll see what happens’… Letby attacked several babies by shoving hard plastic or wire tubes down their throats. Another suffered a ruptured liver – a violent injury likened by experts to injuries seen only in road accident victims. Like fellow nurse Beverley Allitt, who was convicted of murdering four infants at two Lincolnshire hospitals in Lincolnshire, Letby used insulin as one of her attack methods.
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Debbie Hayton, transgender chess player: “Why I support the trans ban in women’s chess”
An interesting piece published yesterday by Unherd. My published comments are here.
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Tom Utley, Mail columnist, eviscerates Charlotte Proudman
Enjoy.
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Audio / video #218 from our archives: Marc Angelucci – “Freeing Men Through Activism” (ICMI17, Australia)
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