An incredibly blatant misuse of executive authority. Driving licenses should be about competency to drive, not become a catch-all for miscellaneous crimes. Fly-tipping is, as it should be, already a serious crime. https://t.co/gIvL3OUxAD
We don’t see many books like this one.
The reviews for THE TECHNOLOGICAL REPUBLIC: HARD POWER, SOFT BELIEF, THE FUTURE OF THE WEST are coming in.
A new book from @PalantirTech CEO Alexander Karp and longtime deputy Nicholas Zamiska.
https://t.co/Q88OPlHobS
@tombennett71 the next paragraph is also pretty worrying - as if teaching “employment” and “personal finance”, instead of say english and maths, will fix things.
to have personal finance, one needs a job. to have a job, one needs an education - not a set of subjective and vague assertions.
@TonyTheLion2500 Just find two sequences xn1 and xn2 both going to zero but sin(xn) not same as x gets to zero. I mean they’ve basically told you the answer here icl
@AlchemistJedi@futureofautos@svpino@Apple@AskPerplexity no 😂, mac is good for portability and battery life, plus the unix kernel helps with a tonne of stuff where windows suffers and pure linux laptops can be a pain for normal stuff
@ShepherdWales@BBCPolitics So what? We should allow major public expenditure to be unaccountable in a body not controlled by directly elected ministers?
📈 Hydrogen was once seen as a universal fuel that could work with renewables to provide low-carbon transport, heating and electricity.
🤔 But now its role is less certain.
❔ Our new #ImperialStories feature asks: Is hydrogen still the fuel of the future?
👀 https://t.co/bKBMYTxX3Z
@EU_Commission Why on earth are you putting accessibility ahead of technological edge. This is pretty much how regimes fall.
(not against accessibility here, just saying that the EU regulates while the world innovates)
@garethkthomas This can only really work as an explanation and solution if we can assume that all humanity is good at heart.
In reality, no. Not even close.
@professor_dave@tombennett71 Isn’t that why *every child* gets two days per week plus half terms and holidays to do non-academic stuff? Having an academic school system, which still integrates a holistic curriculum, is the best way of showing kids what they want to work towards in the world.