An evening well spent. Yes, it was in a pub, but it was a #Brighton Brighthink event where Dr Charlotte Rae was in conversation with Clayton Aldern on how a warming climate is warping our brains. The stuff about airborne neurotoxins was eye-opening: don't go into blue-green algae, sure we know that, but don't breathe near it is another level.
Links:
- https://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p220408-charlotte-rae
- https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/mar/27/everybody-has-a-breaking-point-how-the-climate-crisis-affects-our-brains
- https://www.brighthink.org
Not yet sure exactly how I feel about this Research Highlight (i.e., kind of news item) in Nature. I think this is likely fine, but would like to know more about the process the publication went through.
Found old VHS tapes in the loft, and was surprised the tapes are held together with screws. From a 2024 perspective, I'd have expected it to be glued or somehow solid lumps of plastic.
(if anyone urgently needs a copy of "The Great Escape: Hull City Home Match Highlights 1998-1999" do let me know today)
I've only just noticed the blue plaque is back up at #Brighton Dome
This 15 min video is a lovely summary of research and thinking in #ageing / #longevity / #healthspan (whatever we call it).
From Sept 2023, by The Economist.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYr04ymjD1w
Hey Copilot, less of the editorial commentary on my code with your comments, thank you very much.
Greetings from Blackdown, the highest point in #Sussex
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackdown,_West_Sussex
Can you read academic papers on the #Kindle #Scribe? Yes, yes you can. But more on this after a few months of usage, rather than two weeks.
I predict a low turn-out for Sussex Police & Crime Commissioner elections in May.
Just found my first ladybird of the season
A world I know nothing about: http://www.ctxd.com/items/pike-ug.pdf
The control panel of temporary road crossing signals.