Laszlo Sragner

Apologies, but what is this heresy?

I don't know what morning means for you but the fresh bread needs to be left out for a. significant time otherwise too soft to cut.

And I am not waking up at five to get it out of the maker...

They could have created a preemptive stop like they did numerous times

It's pretty difficult to get any conclusions on a generic topic like grads vs nongrads.

Whats their distribution of degrees by topic and salary/ productivity.

A lawyer, a teacher, a doctor, an engineer, a PPE, and a communications major equally count as "graduate" while radically different context

Is this saying that in the GFC, the non-graduate jobs turned graduate? Without productivity/financial rewards, that's just going to result the chart discussed.

This was pretty obvious at the time

I think the oil crisis started it.

It was the first time the US elite realised they wouldn't be the richest people in the world, and they switched from productive policy to an extractive one.

I'd think the big break is 2008 GFC,

2016 Brexit is the smaller drop to the right. But that's pretty much vertical

Knowing what's the entry requirements for engineering (an expensive degree to teach) tells you that most higher education does is compensate for losses of funding by inflating cheap to train degrees but still with high tuition fees.

Maybe it's not worsening just some employees turning from non degree holders to degreed ones while their finances unchanged.

+ significant part of the government degreed employees (teachers, nurses, doctors) have zero change in their salaries

I clearly remember the question "Would you still vote for Brexit if a family member would lose their job?" 60+ percent still said yes.

Brexit was always an old people play.

Old people in this country hate young people.

Apparently, this time with exaggerated British accent...

Why would they start making good decisions now?

Well, that was the purpose of Brexit: to separate the UK from the EU.

A yes/no question based on a non top10 issue for the voters on a complex matter.

The fact that anyone attached to it has any say in British politics is nonsense

I thought as well that it remarkably looked like a wolf...

best name for a dog

There are three major cities in reachable distance.

These places are sleeping towns everywhere in there world.

You keep them in order and transport the people to the jobs.

Ohh, but that would need a comprehensive public transport policy.

Looks like he has well adopted the traditional look of the FCDO civil servants...

OMG, we are living in that movie...

I recently learnt from my kids what "mewing" is and I just realised that Ben Stiller is doing it in this movie...

Just pretend you are an anthropologist discovering a lost tribe...

The mines closed 40!!! years ago, how long they will blame everything on that????

What does this mean at all?

Will they have a two-child cap, or not?

How hating foreigners would help them? Because them being in the axis pretty much meant that.

And them blaming Labour after 1.5 years in power and 15 years of tory govt and having Reform councillors is just the icing on the cake.

Oldreader was/is a drop in replacement.

I don't use that either...

Nowadays you follow the person and they will share if they write anything, then you miss it...

Why do you need crypto for that in the first place?

No, latecomers pay for early birds as always.

Currently institutional investors are not yet in and even after that you will have retail.

You know "when you get stock tips from the taxi driver..."

price movement journalism is the most tedious... 🙄 🙄 🙄

Londis is 24/7

The problem with the market forces is that until the world uses the UK as a real estate piggy bank (for some reason) those will distort life for people who live there.

People who want to keep those pubs should have been voting for it instead of various pseudo-problems said PE firms put in front of them by paid media and politicians.