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Preparing for a World Cup is a team scientific endeavor nonetheless requiring a lot of strategic bets. Great piece by @Alan_McCall_
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Sir Keir Starmer has announced that AI tutors will be rolled out to 450,000 children on free school meals to close the attainment gap.
Speaking at London Tech Week, the PM also announced the government's new AI jobseeking tool.
This is such a fun and fantastic parlor game. I’ve been working on my list for about three days and here’s what I’m sure of:
Yes:
George Orwell
Jane Austen
Laurence Sterne
Probably:
Flannery O’Connor
George Elliott
Have a lot of work to do so eager to hear what’s on your all’s lists.
If I could only read 10 authors for the rest of my life
1. Homer
2. Virgil
3. Sophocles
4. Shakespeare
5. KJV Bible (I know, not an author. But whatever)
6. Tolstoy
7. Dostoevsky
8. Hemingway
9. Fitzgerald
10. Twain
@BadgersPackBuck@karenvaites So interesting. He was on my list. Love slaughterhouse and his short stories. But I went back and reread god bless you my rosewater last year and thought: maybe I overrated him. What’s your fave by him?
@karenvaites This is great. It suggests good balance and that you’d actually enjoy reading your list more than a lot of other people. Gonna add some humor to my list.
If you want to push back against tech’s encroachment into every corner of our lives, you need to be reading books. They’re keen to create a world in which most people are illiterate & addicted to slop, a world without poetry, imagination or knowledge. Reading is resistance.