andrewducker | Interesting Links for 14-10-2018

The Horror Oscars: The Best Scary Movies of Every Year Since 1978’s ‘Halloween’: (tags: horror movies )
'Not everything was looted': British Museum to fight critics: (tags: history museums uk )
Turkey obtains recordings of Saudi journalist's murder (via his Apple Watch): (tags: murder journalism saudiarabia turkey technology apple )
Turns out GOOP's claims are only 90% pseudoscience: (tags: fraud )
Labour MPs reveal they are ready to rescue Theresa May's Brexit deal in Commons vote: (tags: UK europe labour )
Leaked emails reveal DUP chief ready for no-deal Brexit: (tags: UK europe NorthernIreland DUP )
Margaret Atwood on the magic of Neil Gaiman | Books | The Guardian: (tags: margaretatwood neilgaiman )
I'm curious how many women under the age of 40 know what life was like for women in the 60s.: (tags: women history rights )
Silicon Valley companies are desparate to ignore any responsibility they have for the effects they have on the world: (tags: Technology society responsibility )
Sorry to Crush Your Dreams, But We’re Not Colonizing Space Anytime Soon: (tags: space )
Legally, how does the USA declare war?: (tags: war law usa )
Scottish weather too strong for waterfall: (tags: scotland weather video viaSwampers )
Fascist Spain meets British punk:Carlos Ezquerra and the subversive genius of Judge Dredd: (tags: comics fascism JudgeDredd 2000AD history spain uk )
RSC head of voice Kate Godfrey: ‘I want actors to use their own accents’: (tags: shakespeare acting accents )
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No one under the age of 48 (actually 53 because memories don't really solidify until the age of 5, and one's usually not mature enough to deal with them for a few more years beyond that) can really know what it was like. That's one of the few questions (alright, so there were many) that drove me up a wall growing up because I wanted to know what life was like for my mom but I couldn't. I'd pepper her with questions once I got over like, the age of 20: were you a hippie? Believe in free love/drugs/communes/any of that? "No." What were you like? "I worked in a bank. I had my own apartment. In '65 I got married to your father." Oh, alright then... *sigh*

Very cool, if true

Interesting Links for 14-10-2018

Interesting Links for 14-10-2018

I'm curious how many women under the age of 40 know what life was like for women in the 60s.

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