Alex Wragge-Morley
@wraggem.bsky.social
Science & Medicine Historian @ Lancaster University. Author of Aesthetic Science: Representing Nature in the Royal Society of London http://tinyurl.com/yy4nhqn7
I wish I understood what was going on inside Number 10. From the outside, it feels obvious that they could communicate more honestly and clearly. But there's clearly something preventing them. Are they such creatures of the Westminster bubble that they don't see how toxic they look?
November 14, 2025 at 11:27 AM
I wish I understood what was going on inside Number 10. From the outside, it feels obvious that they could communicate more honestly and clearly. But there's clearly something preventing them. Are they such creatures of the Westminster bubble that they don't see how toxic they look?
Absolutely. And if Reeves wanted to avoid speculation, then there was no need for her to stoke it.
November 14, 2025 at 11:20 AM
Absolutely. And if Reeves wanted to avoid speculation, then there was no need for her to stoke it.
Two thoughts:
1. Write badly. Just get it on to the page.
2. Wait until the deadline is really close. Somehow, it happens and then you save a lot of time.
Solution 2 overlaps with solution 1.
1. Write badly. Just get it on to the page.
2. Wait until the deadline is really close. Somehow, it happens and then you save a lot of time.
Solution 2 overlaps with solution 1.
October 31, 2025 at 11:25 PM
Two thoughts:
1. Write badly. Just get it on to the page.
2. Wait until the deadline is really close. Somehow, it happens and then you save a lot of time.
Solution 2 overlaps with solution 1.
1. Write badly. Just get it on to the page.
2. Wait until the deadline is really close. Somehow, it happens and then you save a lot of time.
Solution 2 overlaps with solution 1.