This is gold. I love this. Thank you for posting

Outstanding

I’ve not read her at all. I’ve added it to my list now though – thanks!

Cheers! Will check out the archive 👍

Sure are :)

I have a simple shortcut automation that locks my iPhone whenever the Settings apps is launched. This prevents someone who’s accessed my phone via the passcode from making changes to security settings or accessing mail-based resets.

I normally get it in less than 5 minutes. Today’s took me 57 🙈 I had to laugh at myself!

Looking forward to listening to this later

Your post exemplifies what’s so great about IOT. “Who’s Margery Kempe?” I thought to myself. <quick research…> Am now about to listen to that episode and have “The Life of Margery Kempe” lined up to read next. Thanks!

I imagine that would give an an enormous sense of well being :)

Jim says, “They don’t need fancy presentation.” But Lynsey is quite literally telling him that she does need this.

Are you interested in trying the Guardian Quick Cryptic? I ask because there’s a great community over on www.fifteensquared.net where they blog the answers, with explanations. I started trying to do cryptics in September and it’s helped a lot. Might be worth looking at.

Loved this episode. I had wondered if you’d refer to the Kim Stanley Robinson Mars trilogy since, as well as the hard SF, it also really digs into the details of the likely politics, intra-Mars as well as Mars/Earth. Maybe the sheer volume of it put you off? Still, an outstanding discussion

This is exceptional

Wonderful article – thank you.

For fans of the show, @genmon.fyi made this excellent tool which allows you to browse the IOT archive by various criteria. Invaluable:

www.braggoscope.com

I’m sure you’ll love it. You may find this site useful as it gives you a way to explore the archive and find episodes by various criteria. Not official; made by a fan of the show:

www.braggoscope.com

Finally listened to this epsisode this evening. So much to think about and appreciate, but I particularly enjoyed your pointer to Carol Ann Duffy’s poem, ‘Eurydice’.