Dr Laura Edwards
@lauraedwards33.bsky.social
Clinical Psychologist. Exploring psychology, theology, politics & inequality. Wife. Mum. Working class. Church Planting. All opinions my own.
There’s a few reasonable theories
August 3, 2025 at 8:59 PM
There’s a few reasonable theories
Ok - It appears the crimes excluded are those where the populations are harder/more complicated to survey.
So it’s a fair point to say the survey has limitations but I think a clear trend is still very obvious and arguing the survey doesn’t reflect reality is a bit of a stretch.
So it’s a fair point to say the survey has limitations but I think a clear trend is still very obvious and arguing the survey doesn’t reflect reality is a bit of a stretch.
August 3, 2025 at 12:39 PM
Ok - It appears the crimes excluded are those where the populations are harder/more complicated to survey.
So it’s a fair point to say the survey has limitations but I think a clear trend is still very obvious and arguing the survey doesn’t reflect reality is a bit of a stretch.
So it’s a fair point to say the survey has limitations but I think a clear trend is still very obvious and arguing the survey doesn’t reflect reality is a bit of a stretch.
The graph isn’t reliant on police data/reported crime. The ONS data is based on asking the population if they have seen/experienced crime.
August 3, 2025 at 8:08 AM
The graph isn’t reliant on police data/reported crime. The ONS data is based on asking the population if they have seen/experienced crime.
Allen Carr’s CBT book is super helpful if you haven’t read it.
Lots of people report little/no cravings after essentially re-wiring the thought process
Lots of people report little/no cravings after essentially re-wiring the thought process
July 21, 2025 at 5:23 PM
Allen Carr’s CBT book is super helpful if you haven’t read it.
Lots of people report little/no cravings after essentially re-wiring the thought process
Lots of people report little/no cravings after essentially re-wiring the thought process
I’m really worried about the future with this. Particularly looking at case studies from around the world.
When the health service, social care & welfare system are crumbling assisted dying may feel more than merely an option for many 😞
When the health service, social care & welfare system are crumbling assisted dying may feel more than merely an option for many 😞
June 20, 2025 at 4:53 PM
I’m really worried about the future with this. Particularly looking at case studies from around the world.
When the health service, social care & welfare system are crumbling assisted dying may feel more than merely an option for many 😞
When the health service, social care & welfare system are crumbling assisted dying may feel more than merely an option for many 😞
Reposted by Dr Laura Edwards
We need systems that rebuild epistemic resilience from the ground up:
- Teach verification and critical thinking from an early age
- Rewire institutions to operate transparently in an open-source world
- Reinvest in investigative infrastructure that spans journalism, law, and education
- Teach verification and critical thinking from an early age
- Rewire institutions to operate transparently in an open-source world
- Reinvest in investigative infrastructure that spans journalism, law, and education
June 7, 2025 at 9:00 PM
We need systems that rebuild epistemic resilience from the ground up:
- Teach verification and critical thinking from an early age
- Rewire institutions to operate transparently in an open-source world
- Reinvest in investigative infrastructure that spans journalism, law, and education
- Teach verification and critical thinking from an early age
- Rewire institutions to operate transparently in an open-source world
- Reinvest in investigative infrastructure that spans journalism, law, and education
Speedboat Bar is my top London eatery 👌🏼
May 25, 2025 at 3:02 PM
Speedboat Bar is my top London eatery 👌🏼