Realist/skeptical rationalist. Urban geographer/sociologist interested in cultural and political geographies, landscapes, methodology, aesthetics, and culture.
It’s publication day for our exciting book: ‘Landscapes of hate: tracing spaces, relations and responses’, edited by excellent colleagues @DrEdHall1, Catherine Donovan and me! It’s been a challenge during these times – so happy to see this make it into the world.1/5 @BrisUniPress
[Thread] 1/ In the UK aggressive online attacks on the press and journalists continue following the #DominicCummings scandal. The "scum media" hashtag seems to be escalating. This thread is an analysis of around 28000 interactions/tweets on Twitter from around 9013 accounts.
British museums and galleries 'can't compete' as the US drives £550 million loss of art to foreign buyers
Masterpieces also moving from UK to tax havens https://t.co/dly3uk7vpp
One small joy #coronavirus has brought is that introverts can sit happily at home enjoying the peace and quiet wondering which of the extroverts of their acquaintance will be first to snap and end up cutting their own hair or making dolls out of corned beef and fingernails.
You realise that this makes you look absolutely ludicrous, right? For pity's sake. At least #looroll will get used in time. #coronavirus https://t.co/HbCtmKeNMw
@lewi_38 A fair point. In truth, I have been unable to successfully evacuate my bowels without the comforting nuzzle of a Sig Sauer 9mm resting twixt my thighs for some years.
Judge not lest ye be judged.
In anticipation of the first week of statistics classes, I've been looking up maths-based icebreaker activities in the hope of starting on good footing.
I am confident most of the ideas I've found will guarantee attendance <30% all semester. #AcademicTwitter#itshardbeingquants