What I saw on the web on 2022.10.14

1. Ep. #64: The Danielle Smith era begins
   by Éric Grenier in conversation with Elise von Scheel
   https://www.thewrit.ca/p/the-writ-podcast-episode-sixty-four#details
   not getting less interesting....
   via rss
   
   
2. So farewell, Kwasi. Your career died so Liz Truss’s might live for at least 15 more minutes
   by Marina Hyde
   https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/oct/14/kwasi-kwarteng-liz-truss-jeremy-hunt
   perhaps in a few days the local omnishambles will also start getting taken apart?
   via FB
   
   
3. Danielle Smith graciously admits that genocide might be as bad as antivaxxers not getting to go to the movies
   by Mary Gillis
   https://www.thebeaverton.com/2022/10/danielle-smith-graciously-admits-that-genocide-might-be-as-bad-as-antivaxxers-not-getting-to-go-to-the-movies/
   i'd say "see above inre: local omnishambles", but i'm too demoralized to form words
   via FB
   
   
4. Why There's No Such Thing as a Good Billionaire
   by Adam Conover
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Cu6EbELZ6I
   who was it who said that every billionaire represents a regulatory failure?
   via boing
   
   
5. Italian Fried Rice
   by Andrew Rea
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dXM0itfDO0
   looks tasty!
   via rss
   
   
6. Why linguists believe in invisible words - the story of zeros
   by NativLang
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woDllcnCbTw
   because absence can be its own sort of presence
   via rss
   
   
7. Episode 42 - Ada Palmer: "Selfcare is one of your highest teaching or study's scholarly duties"
   by Ada Palmer in conversation with someon whose name escapes me
   https://www.uchicago.hk/digital-resources/the-course-podcast/
   always good to hear Dr.Palmer talk
   via her twitter feed