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@Matt_Pinner 19 - Mother had an encyclopedia so I didn't own it :D Other wise it would have been 20

6 for me!! I feel confident nobody Has all 20 How many for you?

Hello @barrabest is it the position of the jet stream that's causing the endless rain? Any idea for the grim weather?

This stray cat checks the boy with its paw to see if he's trustworthy. Once it feels safe, it lies down on his lap. Every living being has some understanding of kindness.

@sciencegirl 3

How many channels did your TV have when you were younger

@Tweetinggoddess Congrats Sam and family 🥰

It's a girl! I have a granddaughter! My second grandchild has arrived. Can't wait to meet her ❤️

Post a picture YOU took. Just a pic. No description.

@DanielPriestley Hope the wrist is ok Daniel. Wishing you a speedy recovery squire 💪🏻 Paul @ Subbytech

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@DanielPriestley I think many businesses will see higher costs for new employees and think that's the line, which pushes them down the AI route. This has a knock on effect is hiring less people.

When you tax and regulate something, you get less of it. The UK government added a massive tax to hiring British workers. They have today announced more regulations on employers. Do not be surprised when unemployment continues to rise. What will increase workers pay and working conditions? Competition for labour. When a business opens a role and 100 people apply, the business is under no pressure to pay more or offer better terms. When a business opens a role and only 10 people apply, they know they must improve the package. As it stands, many jobs can now be done remotely. Many UK companies are hiring remote workers at half the rates and with less regulation. Remote workers armed with AI copilots can be wildly effective. Take it a step further, many businesses are now investing in automation and AI is facilitating new frontiers. Higher taxes and regulations on employment will create the unintended consequence of higher unemployment and stagnation.

@theamelia__ The most bombed hotel in Europe 😁

@curiosityonx Liver or bones

ANSWER WITHOUT GOOGLING OR GROKING What is the only human organ that can regenerate itself?

@Matt_Pinner McDonald's burgers and fries 🍟🍔 😅

Answer without Google… What food can never spoil, even after thousands of years?

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@DanielPriestley The inconvenient truth most startups are unaware of 👌🏻

@RinoTheBouncer Skyrim

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Without googling, can you name a famous Austrian?

@DemaniSide @DanielPriestley There is a fast growing push back to the endless subscription model. People are getting tired of it. I can't see it continuing for anything other than software.

@DanielPriestley Where ever attention flows that’s how I will gain customers Less and less people are watching television Best way to earn is by building a community and adding a subscription model to that community

Imagine it’s 2028, your customers will never answer their phone or respond to an email. They will not engage in any form of synchronised communication at all. Your business has to be able to win them over and deliver value without ever talking to them directly. What’s your plan to achieve this? This isn’t a hypothetical, it’s the way the world is heading.

@DanielPriestley 100% agree. The higher the taxes the more will flee. With today's global economy, people don't NEED a physical location to run their businesses. They can head to places like Dubai and run them online, reducing tax receipts for the government. It's shooting themselves in the feet.

By the mid-1980s Ireland was one of the most distressed economies in the Western world. Unemployment was soaring at 17%, debt was spiralling at 120% of GDP, emigration was stripping the country of talent with 1% of the population emigrating abroad. A decade later, Ireland was Europe’s fastest-growing economy. What happened between the two points is one of the clearest real-world demonstrations of how tax policy can either choke an economy or unleash it. Ireland got itself into trouble through high taxes. The top rate of tax was 60% + PRSI, the VAT had been pushed to the highest in Europe and the government had tried to stimulate through debt. The most productive people started leaving in droves - who wants to lose over 70% of what they earn in taxes! With productivity declining and debt payments ballooning something had to be done to turn the country away from the brink. What happened next was a masterclass in strategic tax reduction. Ireland slashed taxes to attract international corporations. It reduced the top rates of tax and reduced VAT. Ireland realised that demonising the investors, entrepreneurs and highly paid professionals was creating more poverty and despair. Class warfare is a cancer on the economy and they stopped it. Like drowning man getting his head above water for the first time, their economy sprang back to life. Major corporations moved their European HQs into Ireland, they hired top talent who relocated in and the whole economy started to grow again. Lowering taxes and reigning in state spending created growth, profits, jobs and spending. All of this was good for Ireland. We are seeing the same pattern in the UK. A high tax, high spend government with a class warfare brewing is driving people out - last year over 257,000 Brits left the UK and they were the types of people most economies fight tooth and nail to attract. Hopefully we can see sense like Ireland did and it doesn’t take a decade to turn things around.

@DanielPriestley It's so depressing for micro businesses to see hard work being taxed like we have thousands to spare.

The downward spiral for the UK in 2026… - Racheal Reeves will increase taxes this month. They are already sky high with over 11% of people paying the 40% rate (historically this was 3.5%. She will also start imposing regulations to try to prevent capital flight. - the real reason she’s doing this is to qualify for more debt. As soon as the higher taxes are passed, the debt will be approved. - the higher tax rates will not collect higher receipts. With less money in people’s pockets, they will spend less and small businesses will be hit harder. Hiring people will be more risky and businesses will put the breaks on spending. Wealthy people will continue to leave and investment (other than vulture funds) will contract. The debt money raised by government will flow through the machine of consultants and PE backed businesses that specialise in extracting money from government; almost none of it will stimulate the real economy and a lot of it will cause costs to rise. - the BoE will call a meeting to discuss this with the Treasury. “We can’t continue to lend to you unless you get the tax receipts up!” They will say. - Racheal Reeves will resign and a new Chancellor will be installed. Further tax rises will be introduced on the middle class who can’t leave. The cycle will continue.