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How well is your pattern recognition functioning today?
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@PeterMcCormack Or believing that someone should take an experimental vaccine.
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One of the biggest problems of our time is people believing they deserve to live off the productivity of other people.
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@Jamie154182 @LeeDaviseccp @riversorare @GamesNosh Exactly. We don't have a population shortage 🤣 we have a welfare programme problem
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@LeeDaviseccp @riversorare @GamesNosh Why will it be a problem when we have 11 million unemployed people, they can do the jobs
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If you're under the age of 60, what is Reform offering you?
Genuinely ask yourself.
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This is one of the biggest real-world distribution moments crypto has ever seen.
Predictstreet from ADI is now the Official Prediction Market Partner of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
Every prediction settles on-chain and requires $ADI, directly driving usage of the network.
With billions of fans, 16 stadiums, and 104 matches, the reach is massive.
This is a huge step for the ADI chain.
Do your own research.
ADI Chain@ADIChain_
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Iran is currently humiliating the US but apparently it's Europe that looks silly
Michael Quinn Sullivan 🇺🇸@MQSullivan
The war in Iran has exposed how fragile and weak Europe is.
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@LukeEdwardsTele We are about to walk ourselves into a diesel shortage.
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Keir Starmer is quietly turning into quite an impressive PM for an international global crisis. Calm, astute and strong when he needs to be.
Not that he’ll get any praise for it in the media or on here of course, but he has shown real leadership in an extremely challenging situation.
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PSA: Pensioner Spending is the single largest line item here - *£160bn*.
More than half of all benefit spending.
More than NHS England, or all NHS Providers.
Want to pay less tax? Reduce the benefits we give to people who’ve had an entire life to prepare and save.
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@rachelmillward We need our own supply. Matter of national security.
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Miliband is caving into Reform pressure to approve drilling that he knows won't lower bills.
The solution for permanently lower bills is to go all out on renewables, not dance to the tune of fossil fuel lobbyists and their friends in politics.
Times Politics@timespolitics
Ed Miliband to approve first major North Sea gasfield project in decade #Echobox=1775165616" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…
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This country is on the verge of collapse, I’m pretty sure old heads can miss out on a couple of cruises so that younger people can actually live.
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK
🚨 NEW: Nigel Farage is set to announce Reform UK will keep the state pension triple lock [@thetimes]
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@K_Niemietz Tell me you know nothing about national security without telling me.
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"The UK produces just 0.5% of the world's oil."
-So, are you saying, when the UK's contribution to something is small on a global scale, we shouldn't bother with it, David?
Careful now, careful now...
David Pinto-Duschinsky MP@DavidPintoD
Drill, baby, drill? Nope. Here’s why 👇
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Well said John 👍
Why would the ordinary man in the street support burning dirty polluting fuel such as oil - when cleaner energy is available ???
Why FGS ???
Is it because the ‘burn baby burn’ advocates have force fed the public with their BS propaganda ?
The only people benefiting from ‘burn baby burn’ are those that make a profit out of the oil industry.
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@DigitalMktDesk @Rory_Johnston Well ye, not yet. It being closed for the month isn't priced in.
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@Rory_Johnston The market does not seem convinced that is a fair assumption - oil has failed to even reach its 2008 high, nominal or inflation-adjusted.
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If we assume that Hormuz remains closed for the next month, which now seems like a pretty solid bet, the barrels not produced by Gulf states thanks to production shut-ins in **April alone** will be roughly equivalent to the entire largest-in-history 400 MMbbl IEA SPR release
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I wish Charlie Kirk was alive to see this:
A black astronaut, Victor Glover, piloting the Artemis II. And doing it better than a White Dude could.
RIP Charlie.
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@MarkHeath45 It could matter eventually though. Whilst the price is set globally, we could easily see rationing, sanctions and deals which could disregard prices completely. Barter might take precedent.
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I’ve literally had 15-20 people jumping on my timeline saying, we get our oil from Norway, and our oil doesn’t come through Hormuz, so it doesn’t affect us?
Not sure if they are serious, or simply that thick, that they have no clue how global markets work
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@MrSnakeOil @MarkHeath45 Oil prices are set globally. Whilst we don't get it from Hormuz, others do. Those who used to get it from Hormuz will be forced to buy elsewhere. Price goes up for everyone regardless.
Oil price factors into the cost of literally everything. We will pay more for everything.
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@MarkHeath45 Can you explain why it does affect us in two sentences?
If so, jot it down. Would be helpful to those that don’t follow.
Not everyone is blessed equally.
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@OlooneyJohn Wwn countries who can't get their oil from the Strait who usually do... Where do they get it from? Someone else.
Oil has loyalties to no one. There is a global price paid.
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Very interestingly
The UK doesn’t get any of its oil through the Strait of Hormuz.
None.
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@GrgMorehouse @sjs856 @Earthciteyezen @stkirsch The only way a study works is if only one variable is different. Otherwise, you can’t tell what causes a change between the 2 kids
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Every single childhood vaccine has had a full placebo controlled trial.
Every single one.
RosieM@RosieM1276203
Not a single childhood vaccine has had a full placebo controlled trial.
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