@joe_yer99 it's the same landscape architect that wins all these contracts. me and my flatmate were laughing about it when he was doing his urban planning uni homework cos literally all of them look terrible and serve no function at all
@Crimb1eCrumb1e the number of places for Scottish students is capped as a result of the free higher education policy (for undergraduate degrees). Most of these students will be masters students anyway for whom the entry requirements are the same as for UK nationals.
bro im not going crazy but i didnt listen to nine for the last 3 weeks & they were prob the best 3 weeks of my year & today i let a nine song play & now my balenciaga card holder is in the washing machine, i forgot to take it out my jean pocket, hes genuinely a curse had 2 block
@Lordjimycrystal@David_Jamieson7 While this is a lovely idea it's an unrealistic framing of the argument. Media constraints exist. So unless a single issue is as egregious as Gaza, I think it's unrealistic to expect the public to be educated in a context of 'ah but opposite says" following any strong left take.
That living in Edinburgh is enormously more expensive than Glasgow with very comparable amenities (but 2.5x more options in glasgow) is the exactly opposite conclusion you'd reach from reading this
@dana_lytics@mikoh123 children don't choose what schools they go to. you can hold private schools in contempt without throwing it back at the well-meaning they happen to produce
@James3001498492@AscendedYield Nonsense. Rents in a flat share in Glasgow, Manchester (of course not to mention Edinburgh) only a couple hundred pounds per month less than London. Once you factor in salary ceilings, it's hardly that much better value. Obviously outskirts and countryside a different story.
@StephaneShazad@aporia9n I had the exact same experience in the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam, which is off the usual North ↔ South route most follow (which doesn't go beyond HCMC)