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Maybe inspired by. The podcast I recommended has been going longer, but the person who does the radio 4 series has featured as a guest on the one I shared, I have noticed.
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Just listened to the Peterson, Murray and Pageau episode Siderite. Excellent that. Very shrewd and funny. Genuine lols towards the end. Think I might be a convert! However the length of the other episodes is a bit off putting. Interesting explanation of how Peterson’s delivery fools people. Not really thought about it like that, though like many I suspect, once he stops ranting I’m fully aware of the points where he’s made illogical jumps, those points where something in my brain says ‘something’s not right back there but he was talking so fast and exuberantly i missed exactly where it was!’
Not listened to that episode, but I have been impressed by the others I have done in that they do express sympathy with their subject and give credit where it’s due. They can be long, it’s not suited to binging in one go, but I don’t mind putting it on pause myself if I need a break.
Someone was recommending me One man and his shed the other day, as a matter of fact.
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Shouldn’t do. I don’t, but they do have other bases, such as spotify:
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Those who are deemed as ‘right on’ and sufficiently progressive can never be at fault, according to their followers, so it probably will be one of those suspects.
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Also cricket is a sport where delay doesn’t affect the feel of the game so much. Football isn’t as stop/start, so anything which disrupts the flow is more noticeable and if it results in a dubious VAR decision there will be frustration. Whereas, some more time deliberating in cricket is less of an issue because there are inherent stoppages (between runs and overs) which do not matter if they last a bit longer than average.
Celebrating the same goal five minutes apart is only something we could have dreamed of just a few years ago.
Is the implementation of VAR policy of the ruling elites, as theorised by the cultural Marxists emanating from the Frankfurt school to the WEF and beyond, a part of the upcoming totalitarian state? :-)
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A good move from Starmer here:
British Labour leader Kier Starmer calls for the reconstruction of Ukraine to be funded by seized/frozen Russian assets in Western countries.
Significant statement, considering he's very probably going to be the UK's next Prime Minister.
— Jimmy Rushton (@JimmySecUK) February 8, 2023
The argument will put focus on shady deals with oligarchs if rejected. However, if Starmer is PM it’s something he will need to really put into action to keep trust.
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I don’t know what’s more ridiculous. Those writing Dean off after one game or bpg declaring him the messiah after a rubbish performance after some previous improvements.
Genuinely haven’t seen anyone writing off Dean already. If so, I agree, ridiculous!
We have Renee and ironmaster1 on the other thread hypothesising about him losing the dressing room and being the wrong manager already.
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To be fair, that match would surely have been a draw against a good side with Rory between the sticks.
Eh? When did we declare that Rory Watson was some saviour who would get us a point? He didn’t often manage to in games last season, even if it wasn’t because of him that we lost games.
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It’s not a good start, but it’s been one sodding game. We are too quick to determine Nelson is the next Adkins and too quick to write Dean off. It may be the wrong decision, but it’s too early to tell just yet, definitively. The same people saying Wilcox was the best after his initial good run in 2013 were then saying he’s useless a year later.
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