There's no way there's open access on agricultural products. If there is, then that's a *somewhat* surprising decision.

Quite

And infinitely better for your mental health.

Yes please. I think we're light on good arguments re the transition and, specifically, jobs at the moment.

Sensible to delay these rules. The standards are badly written and overly complex. Germany have also written in similar terms, so I think a 2 year delay in CSRD is baked in.

What lessons could be drawn from the use of print media by the forces of moderation? Dunno, but seems like a pertinent question. Looking forward to reading the piece in due course.

But what lessons can we take from the invention of the printing press? People were very afraid of the Catholic priest and pamphleteer Edmund Campion (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_....

Not my subject, but the early days of printing seemed to empower people outside the mainstream (as today).

It isn't possible to regulate content on the Internet, due to its fundamental design, without building a Chinese-style "great firewall." So I agree that it likely isn't possible to regulate media-political activity in the modern age.

Only do it if you promise to play in Istanbul, not Constantinople.

Thank you. A heart warming read.