A long time ago I did a PhD in maths. For many years and in various settings, I've taught maths. I'm a fan of Liverpool Football Club. I'm a British European.
the causes and roots are simply "it's a hot boring summer and some people, who are technically known as 'arseholes', think it's fun to smash things up and intimidate people of a different race to themselves"
@Cshearer41@diegorattaggi Any triangle with side lengths (2n-1), (2n), (2n+1) satisfying the Pell's equation n^2-3r^2=1, where r is an integer will do. The incircle radius length is r. It's well known that Pell's equation has infinitely many solutions in the integers.
Of the many things to say about this, one is to note the absurd and dishonest idea - but one central to NatCon populism - that the 2016 referendum vote gave a mandate to all kinds of things apart from leaving the EU. It didn't. Its mandate was fully discharged on January 31 2020.
1/ I like people and think they're overwhelmingly good and decent.
My default assumption is that whatever the slogans, or extremist elements, the vast majority of the people on the streets are just appalled by the images coming out of Gaza, and are calling for peace.
Short-changed graduates are just another symptom of the British economic disease.
If you have low investment and low or zero productivity growth, then when your grads enter the job market, they’ll have fewer and weaker opportunities than grads in a country that had higher growth
Other countries have the same rise in graduate numbers without the same decline in graduate earnings, because they’ve created good jobs.
When people say Britain sends too many people to uni, they’re saying we’re not a country where skilled people can expect to find skilled jobs.
It is with great sadness that we confirm the sudden and unexpected death of two of our students following a major incident in #Nottingham city centre overnight.
We are shocked and devastated by the news and our thoughts are with those affected, their families and friends. (1/2)
Floating solar! ☀️💦
We could put solar panels on raw water reservoirs. The UK could steal a march on this industry if we got rid of some of the (frankly ridiculous) supply side barriers like burdensome planning regulations.
How quickly things change.
Thatcher was the first PM in a century to give her name to an ideology. No one talked about "Attleeism" or "Asquithism", though both led radical govts.
When Thatcher said "we must have an ideology", it was thought strange & alarming. Now it's expected
“We ended up buying this shit from non-dom, publicly educated people, with German wives, trying to get German passports.”
@maitlis on the lies that propped up the Brexit campaign.
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