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andrewducker) wrote2018-01-09 12:00 pm
andrewducker) wrote2018-01-09 12:00 pm
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Interesting Links for 09-01-2018
- On The Turing Completeness of PowerPoint
- (tags: video funny powerpoint computers )
- Chris Grayling's 27 Seconds as Conservative Party Chairman
- (tags: conservatives fail viaSwampers )
- Donald Trump's tweets aren't random - he's live-tweeting his favourite tv
- (tags: tv politics usa twitter )
- The couple who got engaged and married on the same day
- (tags: marriage )
- The plummeting Conservative membership makes the party ripe for entryism
- (tags: Conservatives funny politics )
- How to argue, in eight easy steps
- (tags: argument conversation advice )
- Lemurs mob BBC News reporter
- (tags: video cute bbc )
- The Omnicopter, A Super Agile Omni-Directional Drone That Can Play Catch With a Ball
- (tags: drone video )
- Goodbye iPod, and Thanks for All the Tunes
- (tags: music apple )
- Is everything Johann Hari knows about depression wrong?
- (tags: depression OhForFucksSake johannhari mentalhealth psychology )
- Plans unveiled for new Northern Forest from Liverpool to Hull
- (tags: forests trees nature uk )
- Beginner's guide to longevity research
- (tags: longevity lifespan research )
- The reshuffle that wasn't: May blows it again
- (tags: politics conservatives fail )
- 7 articles that are basically free therapy
- (tags: advice life relationships )
- Ibuprofen alters human testicular physiology
- (tags: sex drugs )
- Iran Bans English in Primary Schools
- (tags: english iran )
- Jeremy Corbyn insists UK cannot remain in single market after Brexit
- (tags: UK Europe labour )
- China wants an orderly exit from Bitcoin mining
- (tags: bitcoin china )
- Tory MSPs back call for Scottish Parliament to reject UK Brexit Bill
- (tags: scotland uk europe politics )
- A 430-Year-Old World Map, Taking Up 60 Square Feet
- Link to a zoomable version: https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~303661~90074314:Composite--Tavola-1-60---Map-of-the
(tags: maps history ) - Swallowable sensors reveal mysteries of human gut health
- (tags: bodies )
- New insights into lifetime personality change
- (tags: personality age psychology )
- Women more likely to suffer winter depression and mood changes
- (tags: women depression winter sad )
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And the answer that Dan is giving, as far as I can see, is that the current situation "may not have happened since the Corn Laws" - i.e. it's so unusual that the Prime Minister wasn't able to weigh it correctly.
Which doesn't seem to be ignoring your question, to me. What am I missing?
*Interpreting that as a question, that is.
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So the basic question, as I explained it before, is, and I quote, "I don't need to know why things are as they are so much as why they're different than they were on previous occasions when they've been as they are."
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