Author. Sociologist. Senior Research Fellow at Institute for Jewish Policy Research and Lecturer at Leo Baeck College but here in a personal capacity. Interested in metal, Jews and much else. https://linktr.ee/keithkahnharris
I've always felt that celebrating someone's victory in an election is a sign that you are doing democracy wrong. Relief that someone else didn't get elected is the best response and after that wariness to whoever is in power needs to kick in.
November 5, 2025 at 10:01 AM
I've always felt that celebrating someone's victory in an election is a sign that you are doing democracy wrong. Relief that someone else didn't get elected is the best response and after that wariness to whoever is in power needs to kick in.
We're living in an era where voting for the least worst option isn't palatable. I find that personally infuriating because a) I've never had the opportunity to vote for anyone but the least worst option so I resent others refusing to do so and b) this is one reason why right-wing authporitarians win
November 5, 2025 at 9:59 AM
We're living in an era where voting for the least worst option isn't palatable. I find that personally infuriating because a) I've never had the opportunity to vote for anyone but the least worst option so I resent others refusing to do so and b) this is one reason why right-wing authporitarians win
Non-satire: I used AI for a tricky bureaucratic task. It performed so well that my relief at having saved a lot of time on a dull but difficult task is short through with fear at my own likely future redundancy.
October 28, 2025 at 2:33 PM
Non-satire: I used AI for a tricky bureaucratic task. It performed so well that my relief at having saved a lot of time on a dull but difficult task is short through with fear at my own likely future redundancy.