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Well, that's that. It was a good week.

R.A.

1hr 50 from Euston and that's probably the sum total of time you'd want to spend there too

Rubbaband Business 2

Pa Salieu tape is brilliant but it will end up with widespread attention just because it stands out. So, the interest is whether he can maintain the ideal or end up fading; the lack of live shows and/or festivals will help him short term most likely. If we see him running round doing The Last...

Old now but such a good remix "old"

It was a good three weeks ha

Maybe a ferry to bilbao and then through Spain and down. I'll give you a shout if we do it

Not UK but

Don't know tbh. Just need to end up in Albufeira. Might have to do an early ferry though as its a big slog

Pa Salieu new tape is so good. Been listening to the Nines one a lot too.

The finnish covid sniffer dogs is why I meant to post in here anyway. Thought that was cool

The UK is generally ran by a group of incompetent tarts who have no real world experience. Think that becomes more apparent by the day. They thought Dominic Cummings was a mastermind. Very good at dodgy money grafting though.

I think the opposite, it has become a common consensus with refined arguments at this point. Certainly in shit whatsapp groups or those weird twitter/Facebook memes, it's become very honed it seems to me.

For example. Things like RR619 should have been seized upon by your anti-lockdown arguments and weaponised in the way Sweden has been. Tell the government to fuck off, buy some masks, crack on. Properly risk assessed, it could have argued down local EHOs long enough to develop a consensus and...

The "Great Barrington Declaration" is not a risk assessment though is it, it's an internet petition. I am talking about real-world risk assessments intended to rag-score potential risks and introduce mitigation strategies to lower the risk scoring. An American chart talking about N95 filters...

I don't need to assert equivalence at all, it's well established that these discussions are based on hypothetical references to external sources and how ideas are interpreted to further an argument. There is an unsolicited graph from an unknown location that shows big Swedish cases numbers and...

Hmm this doesnt have much to do with Sweden though does it, its a graph of possible UK cases. My point isn't to do with epidemiologist modelling- though it is interesting that you bemoan it given that you want us to follow "conventional epidemic policy" - its that regardless of modelling...

I could see how I could be perceived as disingenuous here but I am being sincere- Sweden to me seems like a buzzword more than anything. Even my mum is into it- "I hope Sweden was right". But it's a different topography, culture, society. But what are we rooting for here, this abstract concept...

I'm not trying to hate I just don't really know the lineage