And not underwhelming so

But if I've learnt anything from the last few years, is that we will be forced to accommodate tech giants' profiteering rather than the other way.

Masked as a matter of women's safety, I recognise its historical context. Terry Kogan: "policymakers were motivated to enact toilet separation laws aimed at factories as a result of deep social anxieties over women leaving their homes—their appropriate “separate sphere”—to enter the work force."

It really shows how shallow this debate is when so few have actually questioned the matter of sex segregation in its origin.

A man said to me in my office "I like girls but I don't want to use the toilet with them", upon discovering that we now have unisex toilets.

even knowing how horrifying Tesla's rampant pollution at the Fremont, CA plant is, the environmental racism on display at the XAI cluster in Memphis is nothing short of shocking

'Henry's in love' has now become my song of the month. What a banger.

To be fair, it's entirely possible he's looking at a chart upside down.

Not all of them do.

Goldberg and Grady both begin with G?

My name isn't that uncommon and I still find it disconcerting. I want to forget my existence when I switch on telly, not keep jumping to attention.