I guess there could be a technical solution which would filter out such a message to a list and turn it into a listserv command (or whatever is used to manage and turn the mailing list) to unsubscribe.

And who ever said that reading doesn't hurt? 😂 To be fairer, though, we don't know what's happening or not happening in their lives.

The skill of reading and taking on board information is drowned by the avalanche of information. Some people should get advice on how to deal with their infobesity (sadly not my term).

Obviously, why would you need to invest in anything like books, web archiving, languages and culture? (This is a rhetoric question!) The shortsightedness of some people is unbelievable. One might also see in this context the funding of HE, but my doc has told me not to bring this up ...

Sometimes I worry that the BL's significance is completely missed, also by CLIP.

Was this ever true though? Most jobs need more interpersonal skills than have traditionally been tonight at school and uni. However, school and uni are good in making people learn, understand and summarise or apply that knowledge.

You can explore the data in this great report. My point is not to set one subject against another but that the stereotypes about humanities employability need a bit of probing, and shouldn’t be the thing that put someone off what they want to study
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We don't, but with a few exceptions the media never gave the Tories as much hell and criticism as Labour has had, and Reform is being paraded as the voice of the people by the BBC and dome other media outlet. Maybe no one can admit that Brexit didn't help the UK.