Pyae Phyo Kyaw
@iampyaephyokyaw.bsky.social
Occasional maverick. Happily imperfect. Curious mind, open heart. Non-religious. Speak Burmese/English. Social handle @iampyaephyokyaw. Seeking...?
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How to Change Everything
An interview with The Ink, about where we are, how we got here and where we need to go. George Monbiot, interviewed by The Ink, 9th July 2024 TI: Can you walk us through how you define neoliberalism” ...
www.monbiot.com
A powerful article by @georgemonbiot.bsky.social
"If we were to imagine that transformative political change took place in a linear, gradual and granular fashion, there would be nothing to hope for, and we might as well give up and go home. But it doesn’t work this way.
"If we were to imagine that transformative political change took place in a linear, gradual and granular fashion, there would be nothing to hope for, and we might as well give up and go home. But it doesn’t work this way.
Nature of tribal politics. Reality whatever tribes you happen to be in.
One of the most powerful forces in politics is the urge to destroy that from which you are excluded. This is why, in the highly unequal US, support for Trump holds up even as he trashes everything that makes a good society. Equality is key to preventing fascism.
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Rightwing populists will keep winning until we grasp this truth about human nature | George Monbiot
Economic inequality breeds resentment and a desire to get even. That’s what fuels support for even incompetent regimes, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
www.theguardian.com
April 15, 2025 at 7:50 AM
Nature of tribal politics. Reality whatever tribes you happen to be in.
Will end up at £3bn and ten years.
How long will it take? Why a new stadium instead of redeveloping Old Trafford? And where is the £2bn coming from?
Phil Buckingham explains Manchester United's 100,000-capacity stadium plan.
www.nytimes.com/athletic/619...
Phil Buckingham explains Manchester United's 100,000-capacity stadium plan.
www.nytimes.com/athletic/619...
Man Utd’s new stadium plan explained: What will it cost, who is paying for it and how long will it take?
Breaking down the club's decision to embark on a bold new stadium project — and all the costs that involves
www.nytimes.com
March 11, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Will end up at £3bn and ten years.
Nuclear energy is the future unless you want your future nucleared by existing alternatives.
1. I know this will cause me trouble, but it dismays me to see fellow environmentalists dismissing Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) out of hand, in some cases clearly before they have understood the technologies involved or their potential uses. 🧵
February 7, 2025 at 1:54 PM
Nuclear energy is the future unless you want your future nucleared by existing alternatives.
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Vance, Musk, and other Trump figures are all Yarvin devotees.
Trump and his regressives have Yarvin, we have Heather Marsh.
Trump and his regressives have Yarvin, we have Heather Marsh.
December 22, 2024 at 10:52 PM
Vance, Musk, and other Trump figures are all Yarvin devotees.
Trump and his regressives have Yarvin, we have Heather Marsh.
Trump and his regressives have Yarvin, we have Heather Marsh.
A powerful article by @georgemonbiot.bsky.social
"If we were to imagine that transformative political change took place in a linear, gradual and granular fashion, there would be nothing to hope for, and we might as well give up and go home. But it doesn’t work this way.
"If we were to imagine that transformative political change took place in a linear, gradual and granular fashion, there would be nothing to hope for, and we might as well give up and go home. But it doesn’t work this way.
How to Change Everything
An interview with The Ink, about where we are, how we got here and where we need to go. George Monbiot, interviewed by The Ink, 9th July 2024 TI: Can you walk us through how you define neoliberalism” ...
www.monbiot.com
November 18, 2024 at 8:47 PM
A powerful article by @georgemonbiot.bsky.social
"If we were to imagine that transformative political change took place in a linear, gradual and granular fashion, there would be nothing to hope for, and we might as well give up and go home. But it doesn’t work this way.
"If we were to imagine that transformative political change took place in a linear, gradual and granular fashion, there would be nothing to hope for, and we might as well give up and go home. But it doesn’t work this way.