Anders
@andersarmchairhero.bsky.social
Some law & economics. Mostly here because of the fatalistic surrender of public health in Sweden (and elsewhere).
Der Depp aus dem Dorf, comes to mind. It's somewhat of a relief that the malicious intent is paired with ineptitude.
February 16, 2025 at 1:19 AM
Der Depp aus dem Dorf, comes to mind. It's somewhat of a relief that the malicious intent is paired with ineptitude.
Reposted by Anders
We still have no regulations to provide clean air in schools in the UK. No testing, no isolation rules, a massive inappropriate attendance drive, no campaign to tell people that respiratory viruses are airborne, no education about air filters & no mask mandate in healthcare.
Public health is dead.
Public health is dead.
January 31, 2025 at 9:34 AM
We still have no regulations to provide clean air in schools in the UK. No testing, no isolation rules, a massive inappropriate attendance drive, no campaign to tell people that respiratory viruses are airborne, no education about air filters & no mask mandate in healthcare.
Public health is dead.
Public health is dead.
Quite. Not really a big fan of the concept that with enough influence people are free to redefine stuff. Tegnell's Newspeak, incidentally, comes to mind...
January 12, 2025 at 10:36 PM
Quite. Not really a big fan of the concept that with enough influence people are free to redefine stuff. Tegnell's Newspeak, incidentally, comes to mind...
I mean, that headline is just silly.
In what world are you the head of a multi-billion company and not involved in politics? Large companies have no impact on the societies they operate in?
In what world are you the head of a multi-billion company and not involved in politics? Large companies have no impact on the societies they operate in?
January 11, 2025 at 11:45 AM
I mean, that headline is just silly.
In what world are you the head of a multi-billion company and not involved in politics? Large companies have no impact on the societies they operate in?
In what world are you the head of a multi-billion company and not involved in politics? Large companies have no impact on the societies they operate in?