Rarely Certain

Reflections on the Twitter Files

Twitter almost drove me insane

Nov 27 • 

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October 2025

Things just aren't that bad and probably won't be

This is no way to encourage more paying subscribers

Oct 19 • 

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“Kill the pig! Cut her throat! Spill her blood!”

Joining in with rituals and succumbing to emotional dysregulation are choices

Oct 3 • 

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September 2025

Thoughts on intellectual authoritarianism without philosophical reflection

Those who lean into Trump and Farage aren't the only offenders

Sep 18 • 

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An unexpected realisation 😳

Simple conservatism looks, to me, like healthy scepticism

Sep 3 • 

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August 2025

Authenticity panic as coping strategy

Why people are bothered about AI in creative fields

Aug 16 • 

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Leftishist sophistry about bigotry and hate seems to be running out of road

I'm quite optimistic

Aug 9 • 

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Why I don't offer surgical advice

Or listen to marketing influencers on automotive strategy

Aug 2 • 

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July 2025

Sceptics should stop driving their tanks onto experts' lawns

Dissidents could be a lot more strategic.

Jul 18 • 

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Dead Substack Theory is coming ...

Thoughts arising from the Velvet Sundown and AI content in general

Jul 11 • 

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Rachel's tears cost me £000s but objecting to a chancellor's emotional dysregulation is 'misogynistic'

LinkedIn is a craven conformity machine

Jul 7 • 

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171 days later: the curious case of PT35 (b), the incredible shrinking man, the bomb-making double agent, the wheeler-dealing star witness…

Teasing out some threads of Pan Am 103's destruction over Lockerbie - still Britain's worst terrorist atrocity

Jul 6 • 

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