Ageism. It’s the last acceptable prejudice, isn’t it? The prejudice you can have and still be woke.


Do you see the moorhen, serene on her nest, amongst all the trash?

A moorhen is nestled into the reeds on her nest on an artificial island made of black tubes and wire mesh, surrounded by trash

The beginnings of foliage

Signs of a leaf as spring returns to a tree in Hackney in front of a Victorian redbrick building

Chicken bucket

Two speckled hens foraging in a green garden bucket in a coop on the banks of the river Lea against a backdrop of cloudy blue sky and a construction site

Forgotten card

A solitary, forgotten Christmas card on a Christmas-red noticeboard stuck with pins

Spring flowers at the Trinity Community Centre in Canning Town

Colourful flowers behind a black iron fence in front of a bunker-like community centre on a sunny morning

Toy duck at Cody Dock

A yellow toy bathtub duck sits on a pre-war red-painted cast-iron crane at Cody Dock

Say AGI isn’t hype to dazzle customers and bamboozle regulators, but something the AI bros believe in and are working towards. They are spending hundreds of billions of dollars to create the enslaved digital entities they plan rent out to do the world’s bullshit jobs. They could invest the money in real jobs to tackle the climate crisis. The problem here is that real workers expect to get paid.


Interesting Owen Jones piece in the Guardian today. Worth a look.

The line-up of British politics right now is right-nationalist/cod-right-nationalist/right-libertarian (Reform/Conservative Party), and conservative/centre-right (Labour).

The Tories’ chance of winning is infinitesimally small. What matters now is whether anyone who wants to redistribute wealth and power is denied a voice in Starmer’s administration […] When inevitable disillusionment with a government rooted in deceit and lacking any solutions to Britain’s woes seeps in, it will be the radical right that stands to benefit.


Apologies for the inconvenience

A fallen notice reads “apologies for the inconvenience”