George McGavin
@georgemcgavin.bsky.social
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Zoologist, entomologist, broadcaster and President of The Dorset Wildlife Trust. Zero Hour Ambassador.
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If you're in reach of the National Galleries of Scotland at the bottom of The Mound, you really should see Andy Goldsworthy's Fifty Years exhibition (ends 2nd November)...it is sensational.
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Having a Dark Island beer in Bennet's Bar in Edinbugh...braw!
georgemcgavin.bsky.social
Do you know why crow-step gables are so-called? You do now...
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erinsikorsky.bsky.social
Oh c’mon. Good for the UK defense and intel chiefs for the analysis, bad on the politicians for trying to hide it. Suppressing this report doesn’t make the risk go away.
National security threatened by climate crisis, UK intelligence chiefs due to warn
Report by joint intelligence committee delayed, with concerns expressed that it may not be published
www.theguardian.com
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naturehawk.bsky.social
Most of these beautiful birds have started their 6000 mile migration to South Africa & Namibia for the autumn/winter, where obviously its not autumnwinter but in fact spring/summer...they'll travel up to 200 miles per day...can't wait to see them arrive back in April..
#swallows #wildlifephotography
georgemcgavin.bsky.social
My next Tweet of the Day (the Red-backed Shrike) will be broadcast this Sunday at 8:58 on Radio 4....
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NO WAY!!!!!!!!
crisortunity.bsky.social
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theguardian.com
Thames Water creditors ask for up to 15 years’ leniency from river pollution rules
georgemcgavin.bsky.social
Netanyahu is still trying to kill everyone in Gaza.....when is the rest of the World going to stand up to this despicable, murderous bastard? Enough already....
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38degrees.bsky.social
We need a better press, and the Government has to stand up to the likes of Murdoch to make it happen. Hugh Grant has this warning for Keir Starmer.

@hackedoff.bsky.social
georgemcgavin.bsky.social
Very many congratulations 🎊
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Correction- the Klangers and the Klingons....
georgemcgavin.bsky.social
I stopped an unendable war between the Empire and the Klingons - a particularly nasty one - they say I deserve the Nobel Piss Prize....
georgemcgavin.bsky.social
This is the clearest evidence yet that this sort of AI use can make you feeble-minded and is best avoided...
bylinesnetwork.co.uk
✍️ Research shows that ChatGPT is changing your brain

What happens to your brain when you use ChatGPT to write your essay? MIT watched students’ brain activity to find out. The results are worrying.

@eastangliabylines.co.uk @stephenmcnair.bsky.social
Research shows that ChatGPT is changing your brain
People worry that students are increasingly using generative AI in their work. It saves time, but what is it doing to their brains?
eastangliabylines.co.uk
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andyscollick.bsky.social
Hitler's people basically told the senior commanders of the Wehrmacht (German Armed Forces) the same thing in 1933: they either fight the 'enemy within' (Germany's communists, Jews and others) or they resign their commands.
georgemcgavin.bsky.social
Fat, sweaty coppers.....
marmel.bsky.social
ICE attempted
and failed to disappear a food delivery guy.
It needed to be scored.
georgemcgavin.bsky.social
If the Americans cannot control those who behave badly at a golf match - why should Europeans compete at sport with them at all?
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audricmoses.bsky.social
(1/2) Contrast how PM Carney answers a somewhat combative question with the way Poilievre does the same (below).

These men are not equal. One is a leader, while the other is a repellant rage-farmer without a mote of charisma.

Thank God Canadians elected the right one to represent us.

#cdnpoli
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linneansociety.bsky.social
“It tires me a great deal to sit to anyone, but I should be the most ungrateful and ungracious dog not to agree”

September's Treasure of the Month is our most famous portrait of Charles Darwin, which is now part of UNESCO's Memory of the World.
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Collier's 1881 portrait of Charles Darwin, who stands in a large brown overcoat against a brown background. He is holding a hat and has a white beard and downcast expression.