Scott Nelson

The episode with the fireworks at the end…tears every single time.

Is there anything on LinkedIn other than grifting CEOs, thirst trap "influencers", and Indians longing for the days of caste system slavery?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

And to think that I was once fired from Palm for rubbing up against my right hand at a Bangles concert.

What Being Caught Cheating At A Coldplay Concert Taught Me About Upskilling My Team

Please say their lawyer is like a little hedgehog in a suit with a briefcase

English devolution is a great idea in principle, until you remember that every town has a 500 year long grudge with the next town over.

That’s my office now.

That should get a blue plaque.

Don’t let shitty people that you don’t even respect decide how you should feel about yourself.

Call it a hunch but I bet Jim has an opinion on vaccines too.

The Beatles didn't even define a generation, people were all in on Elvis, Stones, Jacksons, Beach Boys, Who, Kinks, etc Stupid hyperbole ignoring a huge percentage of of people and their musical tastes.

"Oasis defined a generation" really? A generation? So Blur Vs Oasis wasn't a thing? Pulp fans in second hand clothes shop chic weren't wandering about then? The Prodigy weren't taking raves to stadiums? Etc etc

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Picture of Auschwitz concentration camp bunks made of three bunks in a wooden barn lake room with wooden bunks

Alligator Alcatraz with cages and bunks in a tent on stone floor

Show me the difference. This is monstrous. Hell waits for every single person whose okay with this.

If it took 8 days to build a massive concentration camp in Florida then it means they could build and house the homeless at any point but choose not to

« London, England!!! Consider yourselves warned!!!! »

These word still resonate in my ears from the first time I heard them back in ‘88…

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Spot on. This is the clearest explanation I’ve seen. It ‘s relatable, and humanizes the issue in a way everyone can understand.

🎶 three lions on a shirt
🎶 jules rimet still gleaming
🎶 thirty years of hurt
🎶 never stopped me noticing that this song came out twenty nine years ago so next year we will be as far from three lions as three lions was from the 1966 world cup

That means verification can’t be outsourced anymore. It has to happen at the moment of contact, before information is believed, shared, or acted on. Which means critical thinking can’t be an optional skill. It has to be the foundation.

We need to embed verification, sourcing, logic, and information literacy not as extra modules, but as core cognitive tools, woven through every subject from K–12 onwards. This isn’t about resisting disinformation. It’s about surviving an epistemic environment with collapsing gatekeepers

If we don't equip people to verify information themselves, we leave them at the mercy of those who weaponise doubt. This is the new civic skill set.
Critical thinking isn’t an academic ideal anymore. It’s the new infrastructure of democracy

The creator economy.

There’s been another Tweet Chris! But from who?

Our childhood was full of stories of AI solving things and robots doing jobs and everyone being happy, and I've realised where we went wrong, we forgot to also have Mega City Judges/RoboCop bringing an immediate smackdown on people or corporations using it to abuse people.

1. Singers have got to start enunciating their words again. Too much cursive singing.
2. The church really is a step that is missing from most artists’ process now
3. Taylor Swift is mediocre
4. Adele was never that great
5. A lot of music is lacking creativity and experimentation lately

Prince was a better musician than Michael Jackson… and better looking as well. 🤷🏾‍♂️

Creativity doesn’t exist in music anymore. Doing something controversial doesn’t mean it’s creative

If you need a dance troupe on stage with you, you’re not good enough to be on the stage.