ContrarianBrit

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We'll watch the next World Cup(news.sky.com)
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Google opens its first UK centre making tech for disabled people(bbc.co.uk)
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by ContrarianBrit 4y ago
‘In recent years, there have been extensive debates about liberal (in)tolerance, involving topics such as the right to hold controversial views and the right of businesses not to serve conservatives. Yet focus on individual cases tends to m
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Mark Zuckerberg faces a long and painful road to metaverse success(news.sky.com)
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Facebook and Instagram owner Meta to lay off more than 11,000 staff(news.sky.com)
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God of War: Ragnarok 'accessibility needed to be better'(bbc.co.uk)
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FTX: Cryptocurrency giant Binance walks away from bailout(bbc.co.uk)
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by ContrarianBrit 4y ago
Why has UK politics become so unstable? Brexit is relevant, yet occurred in a system which was experiencing deeper problems of instability. Two factors, changing patterns of class support and declining partisan identification, underpin rece
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Why UK politics has become so unstable(thomasprosser.substack.com)
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Europe's Digital Markets Act Takes a Hammer to Big Tech(wired.co.uk)
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New EU law could open up messaging and app buying(bbc.co.uk)
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Mental health in a digital world of work(socialeurope.eu)
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by ContrarianBrit 4y ago
'Recently, political tribes have become historically coherent, research showing that voter attitudes are more unidimensional and ideological primes increase conformity with norms. Aside from making contemporary politics more bitter, th
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Why political tribes are becoming more dangerous than ever(thomasprosser.substack.com)
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NASA Telescope captures new image of Pillars of Creation(news.sky.com)
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Noise detecting cameras crack down on Britain's loudest drivers(news.sky.com)
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Netflix: Big hits reverse subscriber losses(bbc.co.uk)
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Leaked police notes may have alerted FBI-wanted Cryptoqueen(bbc.co.uk)
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by ContrarianBrit 4y ago
He's not my ideological ally. Rather, I oppose the libertarian doctrine that firms may act as they like. When a bakery refused to supply a cake with a message promoting same sex marriage, I supported the customer. On your second point,
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by ContrarianBrit 4y ago
And they did it to the Free Speech Union, a neutral organization which merely campaigns for free speech!
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by ContrarianBrit 4y ago
This week, Paypal froze the accounts of Toby Young, a British right-wing journalist and bête noire of liberals. Seemingly, Paypal took the decision on political grounds. Surprisingly, many liberals have defended Paypal. Why can’t liberals r
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Oppose PayPal’s assault on liberal democracy(thomasprosser.substack.com)
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by ContrarianBrit 4y ago
Sounds like a curious demand from the monarchy!
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Testing the New iPhone(bbc.co.uk)
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Puffer Fish Dictatorships(theorymatters.substack.com)
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by ContrarianBrit 4y ago
‘We may be living in an age in which conservatism is more reasonable. Following a crisis of confidence in the findings of researchers, there are fewer reasons to trust policy interventions. Relatedly, there is growing confidence in the inte
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Conservatism has become more reasonable(thomasprosser.substack.com)
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Apple and Amazon beat expectations but still see profits slip(news.sky.com)
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Jab to 'cure' genetic heart conditions could be just a few years away(news.sky.com)
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Europe's digital markets hammer big tech(wired.co.uk)
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