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stevenhseggie.bsky.social
marketing professor @ESSEC, ex-Turkey, UK, USA. Sport / politics / digital transformation / countering disinformation / “unsung hero of BlueSky” / 🐶 Western suburbs of Paris
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God the Bluesky is failing narrative is so incredibly dull

Israel sounds kind of the like the Turkey of the Middle East foreignpolicy.com/2025/06/12/t...

The way this is worded sounds like one Nazi salute would have been just hunky dory.

Wait, Trump attended a performance of Les Misérables? Someone needs to have a word with the writers, this series is wildly overwritten.

To be honest as a physicist I take it very personally that Sam Altman wasn’t laughed out of polite society the minute he claimed his text generator was going to “solve physics”

"Bluesky, we're richer"

Here’s the article: on.ft.com/4jL0eqs How Kelly Ortberg is piloting Boeing from crisis to cash

The actual crash

I just read yesterday a feature on Boeing (in the FT) and how its recovery was on shaky grounds that could be rocked easily by one incident. This could be that incident.

This last question is very important. It’s bizarre the way trans activists seem to suggest (without really thinking it through) that for some reason trans people are more likely to lie.

It’s quite incredible just how bad Google search has become

56,000/90,000 words of my thriller (airport fiction genre) written. Bring it!

From @theathletic.bsky.social: Women’s tennis stars will have their world rankings protected during fertility treatments, the WTA Tour has announced.

'nous sommes tous français aujourd'hui' (h/t @ersquare.bsky.social):

No truer words #booksky

Nats opposing nuclear is just bizarre to me. Scotland is perfect for nuclear plants. Geologically stable, lots of water for cooling, and plenty of areas of low population density so plants can be built with minimal local impact.