alexmorss.bsky.social
Bristol mum, ecologist, author, journalist, NUJ person, science comms, educator, trustee, Oxbridge working class scum. Into science, misinformation, social & environmental activism, politics, art, music 🦇🐛🌱🦠🇵🇸♾️
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Thank you for sharing your story. I can relate to everything you said, similar shit here in Bristol, alongside every local parent I know with ♾️ children.
This topic is too triggering for me to even talk about it. Sending love & I hope your family get the support you deserve, soon. It’s a disgrace.
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Too many people behave as sheepish bystanders. A room filling with smoke is a useful analogy, people often look to someone else to act first.
This is mass behaviour on climate change. Slow boiling frogs.
It is reluctance to listen to public health advice, scientists or safety warnings.
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Thanks, good to know!
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According to this, my GP lied to me about adults not being given the #Measles vaccine on the NHS.
My GP refuses to give women HRT as well.
Time to find a new GP I think.
www.nhs.uk/vaccinations...
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No way I ever would have seen that. It took me ages!!!
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I have those kinds of fantasies too. I’m old enough to remember no internet.
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I love green curry, that sounds good!
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Not the revolution I was hoping for.
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Number 4 definitely just got laid.
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Buy a revolution? Sorry that’s my best suggestion.
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Haha no I’m keeping it hush!
Too good to risk sharing 😂
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Glad you arrived. 💙
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Yep I feel the same about that.
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There is barely any profit or royalty in paperbacks though… authors are already in poverty.
Maybe one PB edition for a higher price might tick a lot of boxes on both financial and environmental sustainability?
Average uk author income is 7k/pa, so the price is not about greed from the creators.
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The great @jksteinberger.bsky.social provides some excellent pointers in this essay. Please read it (and follow her): jksteinberger.medium.com/a-few-points...