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So folks have been comparing the weird @GMB morning show interview with the climate activist in the UK with *that* scene from #DontLookUp.
So we at the @MehdiHasanShow put them side by side & the results are.. astounding. Reality mirroring art!
Watch:
If equity mattered to this government then they would listen to this and change the way they calculate cost of living ⤵️
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Hugely surprising that the endlessly cretinous media establishment is finding #DontLookUp hard to stomach
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Thank you for submitting your audition for the next series of #LineofDuty but we’re looking for a character with at least one redeeming moral principle and a performance that places even just a scintilla of doubt in the audience’s mind that he might not be totally bent
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Fabulous meessage from the United Nations on the eve of COP26 Seriously brilliant! Don't miss it!
youtu.be/3DOcQRl9ASc
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Dr Rachel Clarke @doctor_oxford is an NHS palliative care doctor who spends most of her spare time advocating for the NHS. She is an important voice for all of us.
This kind of abuse is shocking and completely unacceptable. We are right behind you Rachel, RT if you are too 💙
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What goes into an average shift driving a lorry?
Thought I would live tweet about my shift tonight. Might be interesting, or not, either way I have few remaining opportunities to show you into a world you may not otherwise ever see.
Feel free to share if you wish 🚛
Eye opening for someone who doesn’t read newspapers… (the long thread is well worth it)
It is increasingly clear that there's now a concerted effort under way in parts of the British press to derail action on the #ClimateEmergency.
This🧵highlights key examples & shows how the main arguments are textbook #ClimateDelay 1/n
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As a starting point let’s use the Discourses of #ClimateDelay framework outlined in the excellent paper by @lamb_wf et al. as this helpfully identifies the main delay arguments… 4/n
teapaw.org/lamb_wf/status/1278242…
This question pops up on so many customer service surveys and it irks me every time. No I won’t be recommending your supermarket brand or your bank account because I don’t go around recommending things like that. It doesn’t have any bearing on the quality of the product.
ALT survey question: “How likely are you to recommend Windows 10 to a friend or colleague?” option 1 - Not likely second frame with response to “Please explain why you gave this score: I need you to understand that people don’t have conversations where they randomly recommend operating systems to one another”
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Can #scalingimpact help break the boundary between research uptake and implementation? Watch the conversation with @AlbrightKerry @simonhearn @hypsauce @QQMendizabal at the @onthinktanks conference youtu.be/Xeq3cGXdyhI
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Outcome Mapping turns 20 this year and we believe it is more relevant than ever. Our new paper explores how the utility of OM for supporting transformative change.
Read the paper here > outcomemapping.ca/20-years-p…
Join the webinar here > outcomemapping.ca/20-years-w…
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NEW: Scaling what works doesn’t work: we need to scale impact instead @ScalingScience
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NEW: 'Scaling what works doesn’t work: we need to scale impact instead'
By Rob McLean @IDRC_CRDI @John_Gargani and @denalomo @SouthernHemis via @LSEImpactBlog bit.ly/3lW1GKb
