Filipe Sarmento
@zargat259.bsky.social
Research Associate in Modern Slavery @University of Manchester
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Like why would the bbc need to ‘balance’ its cover of the US in this way?
When the BBC covers, say, Xi critically should it also run a programme dedicated to the CCP’s achievements?
When the BBC covers, say, Xi critically should it also run a programme dedicated to the CCP’s achievements?
November 9, 2025 at 9:38 PM
Like why would the bbc need to ‘balance’ its cover of the US in this way?
When the BBC covers, say, Xi critically should it also run a programme dedicated to the CCP’s achievements?
When the BBC covers, say, Xi critically should it also run a programme dedicated to the CCP’s achievements?
I still haven't had the opportunity to listen, but as a @quietriotpod.bsky.social follower and Greek mythology enthusiastic, I am sure it will be awesome!
March 15, 2025 at 6:59 PM
I still haven't had the opportunity to listen, but as a @quietriotpod.bsky.social follower and Greek mythology enthusiastic, I am sure it will be awesome!
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Thus far OpenAI & its peer scaling labs have sought to convince the public & policymakers that scaling is the best way to reach so-called AGI. This has always been more of an argument based in business than in science. 4/
January 27, 2025 at 2:12 PM
Thus far OpenAI & its peer scaling labs have sought to convince the public & policymakers that scaling is the best way to reach so-called AGI. This has always been more of an argument based in business than in science. 4/
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And the data shows that most of the cost of the tax increase will be borne by a few very large estates. In 2022 2% of agricultural estates - just 37 - claimed an average of £6m.
That's what this is really about - not 70,000 farms. So let's drop the hyperbolic fake stats.
That's what this is really about - not 70,000 farms. So let's drop the hyperbolic fake stats.
October 31, 2024 at 7:05 PM
And the data shows that most of the cost of the tax increase will be borne by a few very large estates. In 2022 2% of agricultural estates - just 37 - claimed an average of £6m.
That's what this is really about - not 70,000 farms. So let's drop the hyperbolic fake stats.
That's what this is really about - not 70,000 farms. So let's drop the hyperbolic fake stats.