Quacks and conspiracy theorists thrived in those febrile days.

Dr. Pierre Cory complained that, " They don't provide any evidence that it [Ivormectin] doesn't work"; if every drug is going to be permitted until it can be proved it doesn't work healthcare will be in a dangerous place.

But @philmoorhouse.bsky.social goes the extra mile and checked out a channel most likely to appeal to the Reform and right wing Tory voters - GB News.

Although GB News report Labour delivering more deportations than in 2023 the viewers refuse to believe it - because, Phil says, they don't want to.

Author, columnist and podcaster @misszing.bsky.social I think really nails the problems with X (it's largely become unusable) and notes, "Bluesky is a much better user experience, eventually that is what is going to draw people in."

An interview with @jimalkhalili.bsky.social (presenter of R4's Life Scientific) highlights the problems with X and how much more pleasant Bluesky is ("very much like the old Twitter")

At that time Bluesky's userbase was circa 17M (oh the old days) and Musk claimed X had 600M but independent analysts dispute this figure and the numbers have been falling since the US election

I missed the beginning of @adamfleming.bsky.social's introduction where he refers to the @brunelsbridge.bsky.social leaving Twitter because of a rise in inappropriate content and falling meaningful engagement.
Adam then gives an express intro to Bluesky.