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@Alonso_GD Literally open your eyes. Surprising how this effect emerged after mass immigration isn’t it. Destroying a high trust society tends to have these effects.

Football hooliganism? In Europe?? UNTHINKABLE!! Must be the immigrants! /s

@piersmorgan You’re not a young working class girl in the care system are you, so you’re safe. You absolute fucking whopper.

At least 10x the Unite the Kingdom march size… and a far better multi-cultural illustration of real unity. Must be very confusing for all those who believe London has been overrun by Muslim invaders.

@cskirkland @PolymarketIntel Not really. Unless you’re in France or South America.

@PolymarketIntel Soccer fans typical reaction to their team winning. Or losing. 😕

PSG fans are rioting in central Paris after the club's Champions League victory over Arsenal.

@mgoldingmd @sanilrege Yes I’m not arguing in favour of reductionism. It just seems that explanation is a broader/ deeper (pick your metaphor) picture of causality. Causality that can also include abstract concepts. Explaining the seen in terms of the unseen etc.

Yeah. Interesting question. I think I disagree. Causal structure answers “what events/mechanisms/interventions/etc. produced this outcome?” Explanation, on the other hand, answers why is this the right pattern of causality to attend to, across possible situations, and what deeper rule makes the outcome intelligible? In The Fabric of Reality, David Deutsch asks why a particular copper atom is at the tip of the nose of the Churchill statue in Parliament Square. A lowest-level physical account could, in principle, trace particles and initial conditions. But even if such a complete microphysical prediction all the way from the Big Bang were possible, it still would not provide explanatory understanding. The explanation involves high-level circumstances. What was Churchill’s role in British history, discussions of artistry and statue-making, understanding of the durability of bronze/brass, how is public commemoration done in British culture, etc?

It’s tough to make perfect assessments that psychotropic treatment, for example, with antidepressants and ECT, decreases mortality. When used correctly, however, they seem to. Some of it may be due to beneficial physical effects, for example, decreasing cardiovascular mortality, other effects may be non-specific.

@DPotter53240007 @WesternJournalX Yeah sure that was done completely innocently. How disingenuous are you.

@WesternJournalX Candace only posted addresses of mental hospitals in Loomer's vicinity. Are you saying Loomer lives in a mental hospital?

It's an unfortunate week for any conservative content creator when they're forced to ask themselves, "Whither the Candace Owens-Laura Loomer feud?" We're coming off such a week, so you can imagine the mood I'm in. In the latest salvo in the battle… w-j.co/s/1189e

@mgoldingmd @sanilrege Isn’t explanation just a more fine-grained causality though. And given fallibilism we can expect even the causal structure of even well-established explanations to become more clear over time.

You are so right. We really need to understand why. Some argue (and I agree) that science is ultimately about explanation, not making causal statements. For example, two defective alleles of the PAH gene caused mental retardation in kids 100 years ago prior to understanding the explanation of phenylketonuria. So intellectual disability of this type was *caused* by differences in genes. But once we understood the explanation, those genes no longer caused the mental retardation. To the extent children now develop PKU intellectual disability, there is an environmental cause of the disease — failure to decrease phenylalanine in the child’s diet. So “causes” change all the time which is why science, in my view should not be about “causes”, per se. Explanations, on the other hand, can be timelessly true (thus scientific?), for example we now understand the explanation of how those genes interact with the environment to create intellectual disability. That explanation may be timeless, because it was as true in the past as it is now. You focus so heavily on explanation in psychiatry, which is why I appreciate your education and writing so much. I think it is an attempt to make psychiatric understanding, *scientific*.

@Osint613 Sign of a truly healthy society right there.

Fires and clashes near Parc des Princes after PSG beat Arsenal in the Champions League. Scooters and bikes torched, riot police deployed. Familiar scene after major PSG wins.

@HantsPolice @smg1664 You are not fit for purpose

@smg1664 Our officers were misled at the scene, including denial of weapon use. They quickly switched to life-saving aid within minutes but, as laid out in our statement, the medical evidence shows that the injuries were not survivable. A very sad case, our thoughts are with his family.

Today, a man has been convicted of the murder of student Henry Nowak in Southampton. Throughout the trial, we have not discussed this case publicly to ensure that justice could be done but now we can share a message from DCC Robert France. orlo.uk/nTX43

@Osint613 Deluded clowns.

Hegseth: A "true friendship" is developing between the U.S. and Pakistan.

@I_amMukhtar Islam isn’t a race. You are retarded though.

There's a water break in the Champions League final between PSG and Arsenal, and the racists aren't kicking off. That tells you all you need to know.

@piersmorgan @biel_m04 He hates you.

Nobody less deserving of that than @biel_m04 . He’s been an absolute hero all season. I love you, Gabriel. ❤️

@Milxann @ZohranKMamdani One good thing they did.

@ZohranKMamdani Alright calm down, Arsenal literally fired their kit-man for standing up for Palestine.

“Why argue with an Arsenal fan when you can just wait?” We waited. We won. We are champions of England - and we are just one game away from being crowned champions of Europe. Read my piece on what Arsenal means to me here: nytimes.com/athletic/73154…

@ZohranKMamdani “ we”. Lmao.

@David__Osland We’ve had the worst of both worlds. Never truly free market, always with government stifled competition. Huge welfare costs. NHS costs soaring but becoming less efficient. Putting more money into a centralised system does not solve systemic issues.

Britain has the dirtiest rivers, the most expensive energy, the least reliable trains, the most overcrowded prisons, the worst access to healthcare and the widest gap between rich and poor in all of Europe. If you want a verdict on 40 years of neoliberalism, there it is.

@mikecmorgan After the scumbag on the floor had broke a female officers nose. This was the least they deserved. And pondscum such as yourself who excuse it.

Dear cowardly cops on this cesspool of an app. This is not reasonable force. It’s why we film you and your snide mates without fear or favour…

A thought experiment. A white British boy is found guilty of stabbing to death a black British boy. The police handcuff the black British boy when he is bleeding out and dying. They refuse to try & save his life. His last words are: “I can’t breathe”. The police later issue a weak apology. But no heads roll. Nobody is sacked. The police body cam footage is not released. Now ask yourself: What would Keir Starmer, Yvette Cooper, Sadiq Khan, Jess Phillips and countless other MPs and celebrities be doing right now? We know exactly what they would be doing. They would be protesting. Marching. Screaming. Demanding the footage be released. And dropping one video and statement after another on social media. Now have a look around at what they are all doing about the Henry Nowak case. And that is exactly why millions of British people talk about “two-tier Britain”.

@zarahussain999 @GNGSmethwick Maybe try to stop murdering people. It’s very rarely the Sihks. And this isn’t linked to their religious belief. The same cannot be said about your kind.

@GNGSmethwick It was a matter of time before they turned on the Sikhs We tried to warn you

Fortunately for Britain’s Sikhs, there will never be a Restore government. The Kirpan is a sacred article of faith carried responsibly by Sikhs for centuries. Attacking religious freedoms to chase headlines is not leadership it is ignorance wrapped in division politics.

@AntSpeaks @simonmontefiore They are always everything they accuse others of. Unhinged narcissists incapable of integrating their own darkness so they project it onto others. Pathetic.

The man who filmed himself hurling abuse at actress Dame Helen Mirren and her husband Taylor Hackford in the streets of London has been identified as Tom Carroll. A self described Corbynista and, incredibly, an “anti fascist.” Yet his social media history tells a very different story, with posts pushing neo Nazi propaganda, claiming Jews declared war on Germany and were responsible for WW2, praising Hitler, and even spreading the grotesque falsehood that Anne Frank’s diary was fabricated.

@gavmarten @ZackPolanski Or investing into actual research to solve the related issues

@ZackPolanski The U.K. on its own will have zero effect. The U.K. with Europe will have zero effect. We’re better off spending money on adapting.

Climate justice is social justice.

@archer_rs How about technological progress to address problems of a changing climate. Instead of quasi-religious cult dynamics where you imagine no more bad things will happen as long as humans hurt themselves enough.

Apparently climate change is a myth.