November 2016
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we're not in the 1920s, but fascism is on the rise again -
Conversation"mainstream conservatives fear the drift of their own voters to more muscular, anti-immigrant demagogues on the right [and] espouse the right's priorities and accommodate its hate speech"
the conservatives are selling out to the radical right -
Guardian
Brexit is going to be protracted, disorderly, hamfisted -
Guardian
letting Catholic priests into Australia was a mistake -
Monthly
a famous Go encounter: the Ear-Reddening Game -
Senseis [via AndrewGelman]
not managing at all in Pontypool -
Guardian
an introduction to large scale balance in atmospheric flows on the spinning globe -
YouTube
Brexit: the view from Brussels is pretty gloomy -
CER
just put in the bollards, just do it! -
Guardian
road crashes cost the UK 2% of GDP -
FleetNews [via @beztweets]
the Rockefeller Fund versus Exxon -
NYROB
who will command the robot armies? -
IdleWords
the UK is going to have to build entire new bureaucracies to replace shared European ones -
NewStatesman
a map showing the most common word in each country's Wikipedia article -
Imgur
tax reliefs are welfare for the wealthy -
WaitingForTax [via @JolyonMaugham]
a children's book update, approaching four -
Oxford Blog
"a failure to reach an agreement after 2 years would be damaging for the rest of the EU, catastrophic for the UK" -
FlipchartFairyTales
the US is an institutionalised two-party state -
JacobinMag
the KKK and the American Nazi Party are happy with Trump's decisions so far -
CNN
the idea that global warming is the result of solar variation is completely bogus -
RealClimate
India is now blinding people en masse in Kashmir -
Guardian
just like the Victorians, today's middle classes use morality to assert class dominance -
Jacobin
"car crash" financial services Brexit planning by government: "no decisive leadership, no firm grasp of the issues" -
Sky
be afraid, be very afraid, but prepare to fight -
NYROB [via @marklauer]
cheap online deliveries + no labour regulation = stupidly low wages (speeding vans, congested streets) -
BBC
the Japanese are boring realists when evaluating Britain's future -
Guardian
most US citizens have limited access to the legal system -
NYROB
what role for India in the UK's post-Brexit economy? -
Bloomberg
teaching Ugandan primary school children how to detect bullshit health claims -
Vox
the latest study of the role of transport in health -
Lancet
May offers a special club for ultra-rich Indians, but her immigration obsession blocks any free trade deal -
Guardian
after allowing for parental background, Australian private schools do no better than public ones -
Age -
IZA
Kaifeng: being Jewish and Chinese -
NYT
MAD legacy: the pyramid in remote North Dakota -
Fusion [vis Cosma]
a Dutch supermarket: enabling cycling actually makes driving easier -
AsEasyAsRiding
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