If/when successful, it leads to the disintegration of academic research and, eventually, a nation's education system. Publications like @timeshighered.bsky.social need to be far more careful who they give their platform to.

Scholarly research is rarely "biased". When it is, it is either dismissed by credible publications or torn apart by peers. The reductive association of bias in research is an extremely transparent way of trying to apply populist right-wing rhetoric to academia.

Worst lineup we've fielded since that League Cup game during the World Club Cup. Better off playing youth in their right positions than this mess. It's going to be 4 or 5 for Palace.

What!?

Signing of the season. And that's coming from a Liverpool fan 😂

Ah yes, and Ozu!

Watching and thinking about Warhol's Screen Tests, and the different things they might be said to represent, had the biggest impact for me. But also strong memories of Down By Law. News From Home. Code Unknown. Los olvidados.

Yeah agreed. Nwaneri looks quality and hopefully is on the right track.

I find it pretty unsettling how kids playing professional football is seen as a great thing. Even in purely footballing terms, the protégés so often burn out before they're 30.

Interesting. Underlying point seems to be that ethical practices are impossible for all but an elite few + unethical choices are necessary to offset costs. Quite a lot of wider context around income and expenditure that is missing here, though, which could paint a very different picture.

Anyone with Saka and Haaland (home against Spurs) would surely still get the fear.