Maxine Smith (still following the science)
@cyclemaxine.bsky.social
Studied microbiology and genetics so am having problems understanding what is going through some people's brains atm. #covidisairborne
The best Christmases are Hammy Christmases 😍
December 25, 2025 at 8:29 AM
The best Christmases are Hammy Christmases 😍
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The thing that gets me is these people are ‘getting on with life normally’ because ‘covid is a con that the government has tricked people into’. When actually the con was governments tricking people into returning to normal with minimal mitigations because of the economy.
December 23, 2025 at 7:30 AM
The thing that gets me is these people are ‘getting on with life normally’ because ‘covid is a con that the government has tricked people into’. When actually the con was governments tricking people into returning to normal with minimal mitigations because of the economy.
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And here’s a reminder of the actual value of those Brexit ‘freedoms’…
Sweet FA compared to what they have cost us.
(Private Eye)
Sweet FA compared to what they have cost us.
(Private Eye)
December 23, 2025 at 7:47 AM
And here’s a reminder of the actual value of those Brexit ‘freedoms’…
Sweet FA compared to what they have cost us.
(Private Eye)
Sweet FA compared to what they have cost us.
(Private Eye)
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A strong charity sector is the result of governments increasingly neglecting their responsibilities. Charities that tackle poverty, healthcare, child safety, the arts, medical research, disabilities etc. shouldn't need to exist - and be wasting so much resource chasing donations. Tax the rich.
December 18, 2025 at 12:39 PM
A strong charity sector is the result of governments increasingly neglecting their responsibilities. Charities that tackle poverty, healthcare, child safety, the arts, medical research, disabilities etc. shouldn't need to exist - and be wasting so much resource chasing donations. Tax the rich.
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Thank you. Are you aware of any schemes or developments that will install the required infrastructure for EVs? Most people haven't got driveways: EVs can only reach the masses if we can easily charge them. 🤞👍
December 16, 2025 at 8:36 AM
Thank you. Are you aware of any schemes or developments that will install the required infrastructure for EVs? Most people haven't got driveways: EVs can only reach the masses if we can easily charge them. 🤞👍
There's a handy dentist nearby too 😀
December 12, 2025 at 8:33 AM
There's a handy dentist nearby too 😀
Just seen someone cough into their hand 😬 now need to sterilise the door handle...
December 9, 2025 at 12:39 PM
Just seen someone cough into their hand 😬 now need to sterilise the door handle...
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It has everything to do with how modern societies handle complexity.
We are extraordinarily good at generating data and surprisingly bad at synthesizing it across domains. This forms the vacuum where false narratives take root, calcify, and finally break.
7/7
We are extraordinarily good at generating data and surprisingly bad at synthesizing it across domains. This forms the vacuum where false narratives take root, calcify, and finally break.
7/7
December 8, 2025 at 3:21 AM
It has everything to do with how modern societies handle complexity.
We are extraordinarily good at generating data and surprisingly bad at synthesizing it across domains. This forms the vacuum where false narratives take root, calcify, and finally break.
7/7
We are extraordinarily good at generating data and surprisingly bad at synthesizing it across domains. This forms the vacuum where false narratives take root, calcify, and finally break.
7/7