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goddamnedtwisto posted:https://twitter.com/apiarism/status/1215629162779750401 doesnt this make jessflaps no longer the main threat? I havent been paying a great deal of attention to this though, why is she the worst one beyond that shes an annoying troll and a bit poo poo? has she been putting out rightwing stuff?
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Junior G-man posted:To me Jessflaps was always a sideshow without a real shot. Like, apart from a bunch of rear end in a top hat columnists, who is her actual base of support inside the party and unions? Yeah this, I don't think she's pulling off a corbyn, but when she gets knocked out her supporters are definitely going to pivot to Starmer. I'm more concerned by the Lavery types converting to Clive Lewis. To be fair he has some good ideas, but attitude towards women and #metoo are a disqualifying factor for me. Probably help with the general electorate though..
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CyberPingu posted:e. didnt work as well as i thought it did Thought this was an update on the Marmite fudge for a minute
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Junior G-man posted:To me Jessflaps was always a sideshow without a real shot. Like, apart from a bunch of rear end in a top hat columnists, who is her actual base of support inside the party and unions? yeah, Starmer's the more obvious pick for the anti-left groups because of his Serious Credentials and his broad appeal/respect - he's just the right sort of person to steer the party back from this silly leftist experiment and let people know the adults are back in charge even if that isn't his personal outlook, they gotta back someone and he seems like the one they can really work with
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Miftan posted:Yeah this, I don't think she's pulling off a corbyn, but when she gets knocked out her supporters are definitely going to pivot to Starmer. I'm more concerned by the Lavery types converting to Clive Lewis. To be fair he has some good ideas, but attitude towards women and #metoo are a disqualifying factor for me. Probably help with the general electorate though.. It doesn't look like Lewis has a prayer of getting on the ballot, so I think we can safely forget him. Thornberry too. Speaking of, re the RLB/Burgon nominators brought up yesterday: it has been brought to my attention that Rayner has managed to gobble up, like, 70? Plus? Nominations, so it might be that people are throwing Burgon a bone because Rayner's safe and they want to broaden the field.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:https://twitter.com/apiarism/status/1215629162779750401 There are also a couple of people from Corbyn's team working on Starmer's campaign: Simon Fletcher and someone else who I can't remember right now. FWIW this looks to me like Starmer is very, very deliberately and not-at-all subtly trying to please everyone. Whether that will work (and whether they can/will work together coherently) is a different issue, but I think it's slightly unfair to portray him as a full-on Progress candidate.
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KOGAHAZAN!! posted:it has been brought to my attention that Rayner has managed to gobble up, like, 70? Plus? Nominations https://twitter.com/LeftieStats/status/1215377862393585664 54 noms still ungiven for deputy and 52 for leader. Number required to get on the ballot is 22.
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baka kaba posted:Apparently this comes up a lot anyway, some technical consultant was posting about being in meetings with these people and instead of talking about the thing the meeting's about they were spending all their time asking about technology to protect themselves and schemes to keep them isolated from the angry hordes It's Douglas Rushkoff, who's become more and more of a grumpy old man since writing about how awesome the anarchist green internet would be in the 90s and not seeing that happen.
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I had a hearty lol at the idea of "the world is complex, but finance uses physics, and physics is simple". You don't need more proof that economists do not understand any kind of science at all.
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stev posted:Colour me shocked as gently caress that this is the first reply: https://twitter.com/AyamasMerah/status/1215361676259676161
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KOGAHAZAN!! posted:https://twitter.com/LeftieStats/status/1215377862393585664 I'll be loving pissed if Butler doesn't make it onto the ballot.
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Judge Tesla posted:I'm pretty positive that if Brenda dissolved parliament and declared herself an absolute monarch then a large portion of the country would be overjoyed for it. Better or worse than Boris? I can see a decent coalition for this between the Nationalists and the FBPE lot
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/jan/10/xr-extinction-rebellion-listed-extremist-ideology-police-prevent-scheme-guidance lol but alos this is really loving bad
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Pesky Splinter posted:Thought I'd share this brain numbing poo poo: The timecube guy was more coherent.
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/jan/10/xr-extinction-rebellion-listed-extremist-ideology-police-prevent-scheme-guidance Hahahahah of loving course this is what Prevent is loving about with when we have far right groups who have literally managed to loving murder MPs.
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Pesky Splinter posted:Thought I'd share this brain numbing poo poo: Ecological economics has been a proposal forever; giving value to the services that nature provides. Ie; a tree storing carbon. producing oxygen, being a habitat. Of course it also depends entirely on stopping infinite economic market growth so lmbo
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/jan/10/xr-extinction-rebellion-listed-extremist-ideology-police-prevent-scheme-guidance Zoom! Enhance!  those drat radicals, not liking the way things are and wanting to change them. Absolutely intolerable.
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endlessmonotony posted:I had a hearty lol at the idea of "the world is complex, but finance uses physics, and physics is simple". I was on a professional training course once in a management related area. One of the lecturers was talking about how complex various subjects were. Knowing I was a STEM person he turned round to me and said "Sorry, but physics is at the bottom, it's the clockwork universe" thus proving he was stuck at GCSE level in his thinking.
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thespaceinvader posted:Hahahahah of loving course this is what Prevent is loving about with when we have far right groups who have literally managed to loving murder MPs. To be fair, if you read the full document it's mainly right wing extremist groups that are listed. PREVENT is still an overwhelming failure as a program though, because the people who it needs to engage with (teachers etc) totally distrust it, for fairly justified reasons. Even under a leftist government this kind of program would get side-eye in a democracy, but given the current Tory party openly flirts with the hard right and the typical bias of police officers, it's no surprise that the program's interpreted as targeting Muslims over all others.
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:I was on a professional training course once in a management related area. One of the lecturers was talking about how complex various subjects were. Knowing I was a STEM person he turned round to me and said "Sorry, but physics is at the bottom, it's the clockwork universe" thus proving he was stuck at GCSE level in his thinking.
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:I was on a professional training course once in a management related area. One of the lecturers was talking about how complex various subjects were. Knowing I was a STEM person he turned round to me and said "Sorry, but physics is at the bottom, it's the clockwork universe" thus proving he was stuck at GCSE level in his thinking. Quantum physics rendered that utter bullshit like 100 years ago lmao
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:I was on a professional training course once in a management related area. One of the lecturers was talking about how complex various subjects were. Knowing I was a STEM person he turned round to me and said "Sorry, but physics is at the bottom, it's the clockwork universe" thus proving he was stuck at GCSE level in his thinking. Surely maths is at the bottom in that physics is applied maths, chemistry is applied physics and biology is applied chemistry? E: Also you know what else goes on the bottom? The foundation. Unless you're a property developer in which case you probably think foundations are optional. OwlFancier fucked around with this message at 18:44 on Jan 10, 2020 |
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Guavanaut posted:What are the most complex subjects according to that model? I can't remember I was so annoyed. I expect it was one of those Charles Handy (? Was that the name) or Myers Briggs things.
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lmao, Myers-Briggs is astrology for middle managers.OwlFancier posted:Surely maths is at the bottom in that physics is applied maths, chemistry is applied physics and biology is applied chemistry? 
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Guavanaut posted:lmao, Myers-Briggs is astrology for middle managers. I don't know, I did the test and got TWAT seems legit
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Thinking, Wanking, Arsehole, Thinking again, the ideal HR type.
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