Alan Read

Alan Read

@alanreadxx.bsky.social

Sleeping on the strange pillows of my wanderlust...trying to discern small from far away. Here for fun, curiosity, education and escape while doing my best to be nice.

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Humanists UK mourns Dame Esther Rantzen (1940–2026) Esther was a great champion of human dignity. She approached her final years with the same fearless determination that defined her career of advocacy, using her own experience to shine a light on the suffering caused by our outdated laws.

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Almost never feel sad about celebrity deaths- but felt so moved all day today about Dolly Parton. What a woman. The story of America. We’ve recorded a special ep of News Agents about her politics and why she- uniquely- transcended even the bitterest partisan divides. In your feeds at 5pm.

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"Breaking News, Clacton overwhelming votes for parliament to conclude it's investigation into Nigel Farage's corruption and finances and 5 million quid bribe." via We Demand UK meme via Truth Against Hate

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Elon Musk is the archetypal embodiment of opportunity cost: instead of spending his trillion on living a good life & improving the lot of his fellow inhabitants of Planet Earth, he squanders his putrid existence dreaming of Planet Mars & doom-tweeting racist hatred. What a pathetic waste of a life.

#ted Adios amigo and good luck with the brief case hunt in the sky. Saw the news first on the free speech site and paid tribute there. Wrong in done good. Love to those who miss him.

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These two women are suing Andrew Tate, alleging he raped them. Here they visit the social media companies that created Tate. Please share. *one voice altered to disguise identity

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A timely reflection, perhaps even a New Year's resolution, by psychologist, educationist, and humanist James Hemming, as featured in The Little Book of Humanism.

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Replying to @bendorgrosvenor.bsky.social

I am not saying AI won't be useful, or even that we can control its development or use. But what we can do is massively tax those few who'll make billions (or probably trillions) by taking everyone else's creative endeavour without paying for it. 2/2