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FROM THE SUNDAY TIMES ‘He sent a car to my school to take me out of lessons’
As her taxi approached Russell Brand’s home, Alice remembers the driver begging her not to go inside. Recognising the destination, he had started to ask questions. Alice admitted she was 16 and still in school.
She says the driver replied that his daughter was the same age and entreated Alice: “Please, I’m asking you not to go in there, you could be my little girl, and I would want someone to do this for her.” He offered to take her home without charge, but Alice insisted she was fine. “He had just such a sad look in his eyes,” she recalls.
Alice, whose name we have changed to protect her identity, now realises that she wasn’t fine. During a relationship that lasted for about three months when Brand was a BBC radio presenter, she says that he referred to her as “the child” and alleges that he became increasingly controlling, and then emotionally and sexually abusive.
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IVE BEEN WATCHING various Twitch Streamers for some research I've been doing - I think Gen Z and Gen A must have a VERY different view of the world
On a random selection you get boys, girls, trans, cross-dressers, gay, lesbian, bi, brown, white, yellow, immigrant, native-born, ADHD, turrets, Autistic, gamers, cooking shows, collaborations, literally the ENTIRE spectrum of humanity represented. Its both terrifying to watch as its so intense, but its incredibly inspiring and creative. I think these generations will be very tolerant.
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@markwelch3564 Im not an economist, I'm an author on psychology and the collapse of civilisations. So I cant tell you what to do to build the economy but I can tell you that no amount of Labour is going to transform things for at least 8 years and more likely 15. The UK is in a situation called "interconnected cascading systems failure"
Everything is broken, everything you need to fix it is broken and everything you do makes the situation worse.
ON TOP of which you have Ai - and that is going to radically change the world and work and we have no idea how it will change it so we cant even make a PLAN.
The UK relies on banking, legal, insurance, media as major revenue generators and these are the very industries that will be most impacted by AI - will we have 20% unemployment or 35%...??? or 5% We literally DO NOT KNOW.
UBI will be a necessity but then you have to jack up corporation tax to 75% to pay for it, so companies will just flee the first countries that introduce it, but if you dont introduce UBI then there is literally NO MONEY in the system for people to buy stuff...!!!
The UK is in the worst of all possible positions at the worst of all possible times - this is the economic equivalent of having Boris Johnson in charge when a pandemic hits. Every other country in the west has a basically OK economy, they are not fundamentally BROKEN, so they can take it step by step and see what Ai brings and adapt. But the UK has to make VERY RADICAL CHANGES cos the economy is utterly broken, the entire country is utterly broken, so Labout have to literally GUESS and then invest hundreds of billions of borrowed £££ on an absolute blind guess.
If they get it right - the UK simply does not totally collapse into Argentinian levels of chaos. If they get it wrong the UK will make Agentena look like paradise.
We have to bet the farm and the mortgage on the farm on a total guess and HOPE...!!!
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QUOTE: "At a time when we need strong leadership, we have weak marsupials at the helm." the thing is, it actually works the other way around. The country is in chaos and need a great leader BECAUSE we have had a succession of very bad very weak leaders.
They used to think that epidemics/pandemics often caused the collapse of civilisations - but actually, the cause and effect seems to be the other way around. Weak collapsing civilisations are VULNERABLE to epidemics, malnourished people, lack of discipline, badly maintained sanitation, lack of societal cohesion, etc etc.
Countries that did badly in the Covid pandemic - Am3ric4, Britain, Italy. Countries that did well China, New Zealand, Norway etc.
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My sister runs a martial art school, as part of that they have a women's self defence class. Many of the people attending this class have been victims of SA themselves. The ones who didn't report it to the police almost all deeply, regret doing so. The treatment by the police, the lack of care, the hours waiting, the indifference, the accusations, the indignity, the fact that even when a name is given the chances are 50/50 if the person will even be interviewed, and the fact no charges will every realistically be brought, its often as bad as the incident.
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THERE IS ONE AREA OF AI THE UK CAN DOMINATE but I guarantee you we will sell it off for a few beans - HEALTHCARE...!!!
Britain is the ONLY country in the world with an extant database of 100 million people from birth to death, every aspect of their health, their life, their habits, their location, their job, their weight, their EYE COLOUR - from 1948 to 2023. THE NHS ARCHIVE Britain could buy in the AI capacity from UK companies and develop the healthcare AI systems THE BEST IN THE WORLD >>>
THE TOP UNIVERSITIES IN THE COUNTRY ALONG WITH THE NHS COULD DO THIS AND THE VALUE OF IT WOULD PAY FOR THE NHS....!!!
But I guarantee you, like the jet engine, like the digital computer, we will sell it to the Americans for a handful of beans, and they will make hundreds of billions of dollars off it...!!!
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@harryfaber - Iman author on psychology, specifically the psychology of narcissism. this may interest you.
The Child In The Well Experiment
Mencius (fourth century BCE) was a Confucian philosopher. He proposed that all humans were inherently good. They all has “sprouts” of goodness, they just needed nurturing.
To demonstrate this he proposed the following. A young child is sat on a well, as you want by it falls screaming down the well. He says EVERYONE would run to help the child, call for help.
Recently this was tested. Subjects were taken to a room in a different city and there was a video screen of the space outside and it shows a well with a child on it. The subjects don't know this is a a pre recorded video, they think it is a live feed. As the “experiment” is being set up the child falls screaming down the well.
The theory is that 100% of people will react and call the assistant to go help the child.
This is not the case. 80% do exactly that, they go nuts and scream for help, run out the room to try and save the child, just what you would expect.
20% do NOTHING. They don't call for help, they don't get up and try to help and a significant proportion don't even register any facial emotions. They just passively watch a child die as if they were watching a commercial for shampoo.
Upon further investigation, the vast majority of these that don't react are right to far right wing in their political views.
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WELL CONVERSELY to "love this country" would imply you like poverty, racism, nurses going to food banks, massive in flation, sh!t in the rivers, choosing between heating and eating, corruption on a massive scale, student debt, wealth inequality, not being able to protest, the Met police, and being ruled by people who's sole qualification is they went to Eton.
I utterly HATE Britain at the moment, its only redeemable feature is it might NOT be like this forever.
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OK - whilst I like EV's Im NOT going to minimise the issue BUT... The fossil fuel industry are spending billions of $$$ to amplify every EV fire and to blame everything on EV fires.
In the USA per vehicle, petrol cars set n fire 18 times MORE frequently [per capita as it were] than EV's. Frementle Highway - the fire brigade, the owners and the insurance company say it was NOT started by an EV, for stability reasons, they load EV's on the bottom decks cos they are heavier and the fire started 2 decks above the EV's QUOTE "The fire was initially suspected to have been triggered by a burning EV, but officially, the cause is still unknown. However, new information points to the fire being unrelated to electric vehicles and triggered by either an ICE vehicle or something else entirely"
The reporting on this Luton fire from the BBC seems to indicate the structural collapse led to the fire, not the other way around.
We definitely need to improve EV batteries re fire, cos petrol cars setting EV alight is a MASSIVE problem, EV's setting on fire is a massive problem when it occasionally happens. But the Swedes are rolling out these heavy tarps you pull over the fire and it smothers it, we need to adapt our systems to the EV's
But the fossil fuel companies want to massively highlight every single issue and blame it on an EV.
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@mcarpenter2917 Yes but you will have to dig for it. "Andrew D. Huberman is an American neuroscientist and associate professor in the Department of Neurobiology at the Stanford University School" has a podcast, he has several that tackle ADHD and in one of them he cited the paper that has this research in it.
"suspect the massive increase of cases is just a medicalization of childhood" this is definitely a factor. there is a huge amount of evidence that behavioural problems and mental health problems expend to fill the diagnosis created for them in the DSM-5. Personally, I hate the DSM-5 with a passion - I believe it to be a tool of the American pharma industry to prescribe expensive drugs and nothing more...
In the 1800 ADHD did not exist - why? 1) there was no diagnosis for it for starters 2) a kid with lots of energy was given a hammer and told to bang out horse shoes for a few hours, they were lauded as a great worker 3) almost all mental health problems are actually a "inability to fit in with desired socially expected behaviour" so ADHD was NOT a thing before you expected kids to sit at a desk all day in school, as soon as you did - you had "ADHD" . Interestingly - here in Bulgaria the kids do exercises in the sun outside every morning before class, to work off some of that energy and allow them to sit still...
So I would argue, as would Huberman, that ADHD in kids is not really a "thing".
HOWEVER, my comment was "You are 700% MORE likely to have ADHD as an adult if you are a gamer in your teens" the inability to concentrate and have a decent attention span as an adult is a genuine problem in modern society. Is it an illness - in my opinion no, its a dopamine receptor downregulation problem. This is why gaming is so problematic, its FREE unearned dopamine...
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@mcarpenter2917 - You can never show causation in a sociological study cos you can never control for all variables, so any study of this kind is a correlation.
"I'd bet you'd also find a negative correlation with family wealth" I have absolutely no information on this, I have read/listened to hundreds of papers on ADHD and i can't recall anyone studying this.
"My theory is, if you give children shitty childhoods you end up with shitty adults." 100% - 100,000% YES. Im British, i now live in Bulgaria, the amount of effort, money and time society here puts into children is unbelievable to a British person. They consider putting your kid in child care to be akin to child abuse here. If your child is under school age they deliver hot fresh food to your door every day. You get 2 years of maternity leave if you have a kid. Children are society's responsibility, not just the parents, you take your toddler with you to the gym the receptionist will look after them.
When you ask them about it the standard reply is along the lines of "if you abuse the children, you don't look after them - you end up with a sick and twisted society in 20, 30 years"
Having lived here 13 years i now 100% agree "if you give children shitty childhoods you end up with shitty adults."
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@andrewillsley6595 - Im sorry - you can think i am rude as hell if you want - But I just don't have time to go through hundreds of pages of handwritten notes to find the reference to a single study. I'm not writing a book about gaming, its a tiny side note.
but lets be clear - I never said computer gaming causes ADHD. What causes ADHD is having a dopamine regulation/sensitivity problem. ADHD is a behaviour. That behaviour is a dopamine-seeking behaviour. For whatever reason, the brain has either a lack of dopamine OR an insensitivity to dopamine. Almost always the latter.
The running around, the jumping from one thing to the next, the arguing, the thrill-seeking, the doom scrolling, the playing games - all of these are dopamine-providing activities.
If you give that person dopamine they will calm down, cos they have the dopamine they need. You can administer this dopamine by giving them the precursor - Levodopa, by giving them amphetamine like Ritalin, or by letting them play Call of Duty.
So - computer games do NOT cause ADHD, but what they do is they re-enforce this dopamine downregulation cycle. The more dopamine you have, the less sensitive to dopp[amine your brain becomes, the more you need dopamine. And they are a very strong re-enforcer of this vicious cycle.
"The dopamine Paradox" is the more you have ADHD, the worse the problem, the less likely you are to be able to control the problem. Cos the way you control ADHD most effectively is TO LIVE A VERY BORING LIFE.
You need to reset your dopamine receptors. Im not writing a book on the science of the neurological system, Im writing a behavioural handbook to managing ADHD in adults.
QUOTE: (that would only work if they were not hyper to begin with and then you gave them computer games- after a perod of time on games- they then became hyper) - they literally do, and that period of time is over months and years the free [or none traditionally obtained] dopamine downregulates the receptors and makes them more hyper on the long timescale. Thats the point.
The easiest way to "cure" ADHD is to lock someone in a cabin in the woods for 2 months with no electronics or anything - not even electric light. They get up when the sun comes up, they are bored all day long and they go to bed when the sun goes down. A tiny number this will not help - and they have a dopamine PRODUCTION problem, but this is very rare.
OK - I have to work now. Bye.
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@chrism7969 Most of the people I know or have spoken to are Chinese, but they are not in business. They are either academics or just workers/artisans. I suppose like all countries - experiences may vary.
My next book is to be an ironic look at the UK taken to its natural conclusion. Its called 1930 as a working title. The UK has voted to leave the modern world and indeed time - it will live forever in 1930 with steam trains and compulsery cricket on Sundays. The population is divided into the descendants of those who owned rental property in 2020 and through a logical extension of the system now own ALL property and the rest of society who are born into serfdom of a 200 year rental contract.
Meanwhile, America has become "The United Corporations Of America" where slavery is legal again in the anarco-capitalist hell hole and the rest of the world is run by China where everything works perfectly, they have solved climate change and nuclear fusion, cities are perfect, no one wants for anything BUT every minute of your day is controlled by the system. It tells you when to walk, where to go, what to eat, it organises meetings with your friends, tells you when to go to the gym, everything. Its all done for maximum health and happiness - but you have zero say in your life.
The book is MOSTLY about the UK the rest is background. But the basic concept is what is freedom - each of the three societies thinks they have freedom. Brexit style freedom, for the UK, capitalist freedom for America and freedom from work and worry for the rest of the Chinese world.
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@greatunwashed1856 - OH I know Anderson and Shepherd, I watch Tom Mahon's channel he used to work there and obviously they developed the drape cut, which is incredibly similar to the cuts in the historical books I work from, except A&S use a very minimal canvas don't they, cut on the bias if I remember correctly.
If I am making a 2 or 3-piece suit I make the coat as you say [fronts (foreparts) then put the completed back on , then shoulders,under collar,top collar, finally sleeves,] but looking at the pictures of the old frock coats and my trial and error you have to mount the sleaves before you put the padded lining in...
QUOTE " If you haven’t had a 5 Apprenticeship I think you do dam well being able to do as much as you do,we both know it ain’t easy," The thing I have always been good at in my life is not seeing things as a whole. A suit is a long list of quite simple tasks. Learn to sew a welted pocket, learn to sew a patch pocket, learn to mount a sleeve, learn to press a seam. I started off by making a hat that didn't fit, then a hat that fit, then a pair of trousers, then a waistcoat, then a coat, now a Frock Coat... Its taken me about 4 years.
I would LOVE to do an apprenticeship, the lack of someone to ask is the big problem I have...
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@sobeit1927 I have edited my comment as re reading it I had not made it clear - [per capita as it were]. Not in absolute terms, but per vehicle it is 18X more likely to be a petrol car than an EV,.
Now we have to caveat this, America doesn't have an MOT or a technical test, their cars are absolute junk. So I'm sure the figure will be much closer to one-to-one in the EU.
"We do seem to be experiencing a lot of EV fires". I would argue EV fires are just making the news because fossil fuel companies pay for the news in advertisements and therefore call the tune. But EV fires are way more devastating when they happen, and we need to develop ways of dealing with them and ways of preventing them I don't deny that at all..
"regardless of what started the fire , EV’s surely burned out of control". The Swedish Fire Brigade have developed a blanket that you just two men pull over the car leave it for 24 hours, and it smothers the Fire - the idea they create their own. Oxygen is a little bit of a misnomer
QUOTE: The lithium mixed oxides lithium cobalt oxide (LCO), lithium nickel manganese cobalt oxide (NMC) and lithium nickel cobalt aluminum oxide (NCA), which are frequently used as cathode material, can release oxygen because of internal structural rearrangements.\
But we are moving away from cobalt oxide batteries because it's expensive and unethically mined
*I suspect you too are buying into propaganda only from pro EV sources*. NO I am an author, I only work from primary sources, government statistics, et cetera et cetera. I'm the sad guy that actually checked the citations, goes to the original document and read the original document.
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@leehorrocks5253 - I should write a short book about my story. Ill summarise. My mate thought it would be funny to send the 1kg of amino acids [we had gone halves on the tub] in the post to me wrapped like a brick of coke from a Miami Vice movie. The post office were suspicious so they called the cops, the cops xrayed the package and it was powder but they NEVER tested it, just assumed it was coke.
So like your mate - 6am they did a sting operation wiht a fake postal worker, smashed down the door like a swat team and 20 officers [unarmed - no guns] burst in.
They handcuffed me to a chair naked.
They searched the house whilst calling me s(um. took me off to the police station and charged me with drug trafficking. The appointed lawyer was amazing. She said TELL THEM NOTHIG, so not speak a word cos they are not here to help you, if they cant get you on this - they will keep talking to you until they get you on something else.
I got home, they had emptied the house of everything worth more than about £100 as "proceeds of crime" so I had no TV, no microwave, no computer NOTHING,
3 months later they had to admit it was amino acids - BUT they had "found" half a tablet of something down the back of the sofa, this was total BS as the sofa was brand new - it had arrived the Tuesday, this was the Saturday. This, according ot the solicitor, was so I could not sue them for wrongful arrest. They cautioned me for this.
AMYWAY my big mistake was laughing at them as they handed me all my stuff back - this made them even ore angry - these guys 100% thought they were getting a promotion out f this "bust"
After that I was pulled by the police every time I left the house, they pulled every friend that came to visit and did them for a cracked light or a worn tire, in the end my friends stopped visiting as they didn't want the agro.
It was a big factor in my decision to leave the UK, not the only one, but a big one.
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@johnsmith8410 QUOTE "In administrative detention, a person is held without trial without having committed an offense, on the grounds that he or she plans to break the law in the future. As this measure is supposed to be preventive, it has no time limit. The person is detained without legal proceedings, by order of the regional military commander, based on classified evidence that is not revealed to them. This leaves the detainees helpless – facing unknown allegations with no way to disprove them, not knowing when they will be released, and without being charged, tried or convicted."
"Israel routinely uses administrative detention and has, over the years, placed thousands of Palestinians behind by bars for periods ranging from several months to several years, without charging them, without telling them what they are accused of, and without disclosing the alleged evidence to them or to their lawyers."
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