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@timmokx.bsky.social
Sydney, AUS
Interested in maths, science, medicine, literature, poltiics, history.
See the world in terms of continuous varibales, not binaries.
Is anyone interesting even on X anymore?
Interested in maths, science, medicine, literature, poltiics, history.
See the world in terms of continuous varibales, not binaries.
Is anyone interesting even on X anymore?
I apologise
I thought exactly that after I hit send - that I've overstepped the line
I didn't delete fast enough.
I won't delete now because I own my mistakes
I hope you can forgive this
I thought exactly that after I hit send - that I've overstepped the line
I didn't delete fast enough.
I won't delete now because I own my mistakes
I hope you can forgive this
May 20, 2025 at 2:00 AM
I apologise
I thought exactly that after I hit send - that I've overstepped the line
I didn't delete fast enough.
I won't delete now because I own my mistakes
I hope you can forgive this
I thought exactly that after I hit send - that I've overstepped the line
I didn't delete fast enough.
I won't delete now because I own my mistakes
I hope you can forgive this
What's next ? "After the UK gets out of the tyranny Eutvusion, we need to ban the teaching of all foreign languages in UK schools "?
They are beyond absurd
They are beyond absurd
May 20, 2025 at 1:52 AM
What's next ? "After the UK gets out of the tyranny Eutvusion, we need to ban the teaching of all foreign languages in UK schools "?
They are beyond absurd
They are beyond absurd
Time to delete your account
Every account increases the value of the business
Every account increases the value of the business
May 20, 2025 at 1:43 AM
Time to delete your account
Every account increases the value of the business
Every account increases the value of the business
Ah Ok - yes of course - the 20 year fixed price has deal to China
What a bargain that turned out to be - for the buyer of course
What a bargain that turned out to be - for the buyer of course
May 19, 2025 at 10:29 PM
Ah Ok - yes of course - the 20 year fixed price has deal to China
What a bargain that turned out to be - for the buyer of course
What a bargain that turned out to be - for the buyer of course
How ironic.
I thought it was Brexit that was going to do that?
Now it turns out its achieved by moving a mm or 2 closer to Europe.
Absurd.
And so very very British
I thought it was Brexit that was going to do that?
Now it turns out its achieved by moving a mm or 2 closer to Europe.
Absurd.
And so very very British
May 19, 2025 at 9:35 PM
How ironic.
I thought it was Brexit that was going to do that?
Now it turns out its achieved by moving a mm or 2 closer to Europe.
Absurd.
And so very very British
I thought it was Brexit that was going to do that?
Now it turns out its achieved by moving a mm or 2 closer to Europe.
Absurd.
And so very very British
PS - on Twitter you occasionally posted links to your reports for ARD. Could you please do that a bit more here? I really enjoyed the ones I have seen.
May 19, 2025 at 9:32 PM
PS - on Twitter you occasionally posted links to your reports for ARD. Could you please do that a bit more here? I really enjoyed the ones I have seen.
Oh OK - so he approved the export of all eastern states gas without a domestic reserver, but it took a decade or so for the infrastructue to be built to allow it to happen?
May 19, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Oh OK - so he approved the export of all eastern states gas without a domestic reserver, but it took a decade or so for the infrastructue to be built to allow it to happen?
"give me the puppy for seven months, and I will give you the skateboarding dog"
:) thanks for shareing this Father, it is beautiful
:) thanks for shareing this Father, it is beautiful
May 19, 2025 at 9:26 PM
"give me the puppy for seven months, and I will give you the skateboarding dog"
:) thanks for shareing this Father, it is beautiful
:) thanks for shareing this Father, it is beautiful
They seemed so all-powerful to the Brexiteers at the time.
Now they are in deep, deep trouble
Now they are in deep, deep trouble
May 19, 2025 at 9:22 PM
They seemed so all-powerful to the Brexiteers at the time.
Now they are in deep, deep trouble
Now they are in deep, deep trouble
This is so absurd.
Am I correct that this situation arose from that deal Julia Gillard did with the mining giants just after she replaced Rudd and immediatly abolished the resourses super profit tax?
I will never forget the sight of trolleys full of champagne being wheeled in once it was signed.
Am I correct that this situation arose from that deal Julia Gillard did with the mining giants just after she replaced Rudd and immediatly abolished the resourses super profit tax?
I will never forget the sight of trolleys full of champagne being wheeled in once it was signed.
May 19, 2025 at 9:20 PM
This is so absurd.
Am I correct that this situation arose from that deal Julia Gillard did with the mining giants just after she replaced Rudd and immediatly abolished the resourses super profit tax?
I will never forget the sight of trolleys full of champagne being wheeled in once it was signed.
Am I correct that this situation arose from that deal Julia Gillard did with the mining giants just after she replaced Rudd and immediatly abolished the resourses super profit tax?
I will never forget the sight of trolleys full of champagne being wheeled in once it was signed.
Congratulations.
It really fits with your whole person of being a slightly quirky Anglophile living on a canal boat in London.
The UK is lucky to have you, being able to present an excellent reportage of the country to the German-speaking world.
Bravo Annette!
It really fits with your whole person of being a slightly quirky Anglophile living on a canal boat in London.
The UK is lucky to have you, being able to present an excellent reportage of the country to the German-speaking world.
Bravo Annette!
May 19, 2025 at 9:16 PM
Congratulations.
It really fits with your whole person of being a slightly quirky Anglophile living on a canal boat in London.
The UK is lucky to have you, being able to present an excellent reportage of the country to the German-speaking world.
Bravo Annette!
It really fits with your whole person of being a slightly quirky Anglophile living on a canal boat in London.
The UK is lucky to have you, being able to present an excellent reportage of the country to the German-speaking world.
Bravo Annette!
I think once you have been independent, its very hard to then simply align your output to the interests of someone/something else. I have a friend who started his own business when he was 19 and succeeded. He told me he just couldn't imagine working for anyone else anymore.
May 19, 2025 at 8:59 PM
I think once you have been independent, its very hard to then simply align your output to the interests of someone/something else. I have a friend who started his own business when he was 19 and succeeded. He told me he just couldn't imagine working for anyone else anymore.
I've never met you, but based on your output, you have something very special to offer any organisation. Barring some major incendent, you are not going to lose this capcity any time soon. I am really sure you are going to go a long way, it's only a question of which way / which field.
May 19, 2025 at 8:20 PM
I've never met you, but based on your output, you have something very special to offer any organisation. Barring some major incendent, you are not going to lose this capcity any time soon. I am really sure you are going to go a long way, it's only a question of which way / which field.
Absolutely agree esp on the endless excuses made for Labour.
The delusion of rejoiners who believed in their very own sunlit uplands "once we GTTO" was incredible.
Humility does not come easily to any country which was once an Empire - eg UK, Russia, Turkey.
So I'm not holding my breath
The delusion of rejoiners who believed in their very own sunlit uplands "once we GTTO" was incredible.
Humility does not come easily to any country which was once an Empire - eg UK, Russia, Turkey.
So I'm not holding my breath
May 19, 2025 at 2:53 PM
Absolutely agree esp on the endless excuses made for Labour.
The delusion of rejoiners who believed in their very own sunlit uplands "once we GTTO" was incredible.
Humility does not come easily to any country which was once an Empire - eg UK, Russia, Turkey.
So I'm not holding my breath
The delusion of rejoiners who believed in their very own sunlit uplands "once we GTTO" was incredible.
Humility does not come easily to any country which was once an Empire - eg UK, Russia, Turkey.
So I'm not holding my breath
Theresa May coudln't learn the essential lesson.
Every time she tacked towards the hard brexiters, they reacted by saying it was not nearly enough.
Had she stood up to them early on, she could have got something through - maybe by the referendum I suggested above, maybe another way.
Every time she tacked towards the hard brexiters, they reacted by saying it was not nearly enough.
Had she stood up to them early on, she could have got something through - maybe by the referendum I suggested above, maybe another way.
May 19, 2025 at 2:49 PM
Theresa May coudln't learn the essential lesson.
Every time she tacked towards the hard brexiters, they reacted by saying it was not nearly enough.
Had she stood up to them early on, she could have got something through - maybe by the referendum I suggested above, maybe another way.
Every time she tacked towards the hard brexiters, they reacted by saying it was not nearly enough.
Had she stood up to them early on, she could have got something through - maybe by the referendum I suggested above, maybe another way.
Basically a lot of links which might as well be
"Can we have our cake and eat it too?"
Leading to page which says "Well, legally, no, but in practice, politcally, yes"
I just don't think people who want the UK to join get it.
Saying "we're back, but not via A49" isn't going to cut it.
"Can we have our cake and eat it too?"
Leading to page which says "Well, legally, no, but in practice, politcally, yes"
I just don't think people who want the UK to join get it.
Saying "we're back, but not via A49" isn't going to cut it.
May 19, 2025 at 9:48 AM
Basically a lot of links which might as well be
"Can we have our cake and eat it too?"
Leading to page which says "Well, legally, no, but in practice, politcally, yes"
I just don't think people who want the UK to join get it.
Saying "we're back, but not via A49" isn't going to cut it.
"Can we have our cake and eat it too?"
Leading to page which says "Well, legally, no, but in practice, politcally, yes"
I just don't think people who want the UK to join get it.
Saying "we're back, but not via A49" isn't going to cut it.
Yes, exactly, we will never know what was possible, because it was simply never tried.
The Tory party was in thrall to those for whom too much Brexit was never enough.
"It's all over now, baby blue" as the saying goes.
The Tory party was in thrall to those for whom too much Brexit was never enough.
"It's all over now, baby blue" as the saying goes.
May 19, 2025 at 9:33 AM
Yes, exactly, we will never know what was possible, because it was simply never tried.
The Tory party was in thrall to those for whom too much Brexit was never enough.
"It's all over now, baby blue" as the saying goes.
The Tory party was in thrall to those for whom too much Brexit was never enough.
"It's all over now, baby blue" as the saying goes.
In that two year negotiation period, the EU was open to all concepts, including staying in the CU or the SM.
Agree the UK could never vote its way back into those, but at that time it hadn't even left, just started the process.
Agree the UK could never vote its way back into those, but at that time it hadn't even left, just started the process.
May 19, 2025 at 9:15 AM
In that two year negotiation period, the EU was open to all concepts, including staying in the CU or the SM.
Agree the UK could never vote its way back into those, but at that time it hadn't even left, just started the process.
Agree the UK could never vote its way back into those, but at that time it hadn't even left, just started the process.
What is the mood like in the UK now?
Are people just sort of over it all?
Has the phrase "Brexit Betrayal" lost the impact it had during the interminable Theresa May negotiations?
Are people just sort of over it all?
Has the phrase "Brexit Betrayal" lost the impact it had during the interminable Theresa May negotiations?
May 19, 2025 at 8:27 AM
What is the mood like in the UK now?
Are people just sort of over it all?
Has the phrase "Brexit Betrayal" lost the impact it had during the interminable Theresa May negotiations?
Are people just sort of over it all?
Has the phrase "Brexit Betrayal" lost the impact it had during the interminable Theresa May negotiations?
The conservative partying being the insurgent party is a contradiction in terms. Look at the name.
May 19, 2025 at 8:25 AM
The conservative partying being the insurgent party is a contradiction in terms. Look at the name.
Agree.
More deeply, I think there isn't really a defined role for referendums in the UK.
They seem to be used by the government of the day to maintain the status quo, not as a genuine attempt to make informed policy.
The Brexit referendum was the same, but it blew up in the government's face.
More deeply, I think there isn't really a defined role for referendums in the UK.
They seem to be used by the government of the day to maintain the status quo, not as a genuine attempt to make informed policy.
The Brexit referendum was the same, but it blew up in the government's face.
May 19, 2025 at 8:04 AM
Agree.
More deeply, I think there isn't really a defined role for referendums in the UK.
They seem to be used by the government of the day to maintain the status quo, not as a genuine attempt to make informed policy.
The Brexit referendum was the same, but it blew up in the government's face.
More deeply, I think there isn't really a defined role for referendums in the UK.
They seem to be used by the government of the day to maintain the status quo, not as a genuine attempt to make informed policy.
The Brexit referendum was the same, but it blew up in the government's face.
Oh no - you're re-writing history there!
That was the brilliant intellectual, Mr Michael Gove.
Credit where credit's due!
That was the brilliant intellectual, Mr Michael Gove.
Credit where credit's due!
May 19, 2025 at 7:55 AM
Oh no - you're re-writing history there!
That was the brilliant intellectual, Mr Michael Gove.
Credit where credit's due!
That was the brilliant intellectual, Mr Michael Gove.
Credit where credit's due!