With, obviously, a taboo on mentioning the causal relationship between these two items being rigorously policed by senior media figures who are in a position to do so.

There was a teachable moment back then, but we passed it up.

But he’s an interlocutor of likely poor faith, and your own bona fides are frankly questionable.

Clark Kent’s Civilisation would presumably focus on the history of the planet Krypton.

Extra points if you had Peter Thiel declaring the Pope to be the Antichrist in your bingo card.

“I got a bad feeling about this”

I think Bertrand Russell called it ‘the metaphysics of savages’, so there’s that.

You can tell phrenologists are all lazy by the shape of their skulls

Is this part of a two-step in which he feels compelled, entirely for the sake of the nation you understand, to join Reform?

Reminds me of that thing about how being a billionaire must have a similar effect on one’s cognitive capacity as being kicked by a horse every day.

The British people have enough of (grammatical) experts.

What passing bells for those who die as (checks notes) pastrami on rye?

After the second one the decline becomes more rapid, but ymmv.

Yeah, that’s definitely the reason lads, just keep doing what you’re doing.

As a first order issue, management that decides it can deploy AI as an efficiency tool is already leveraging themselves into some combination of job cuts/lower hiring (at least relative to some counterfactual) position. So there's an ex ante incentive problem where the job cuts are proof of concept.

“You ain’t no liberal, bruv”

Yes, but I’d go further.

This is the way.