Category: Thinking

• Who Decides Masculinity? Britain’s Classroom Culture War

  Dec 28

        #   The Battle for Britain’s Boys: When Competing Visions of Masculinity Collide in the Classroom The UK government’s £20 million strategy to combat misogyny in schools… more ›

• Why Palantir Takes the Heat Others Avoid

  Dec 9

      #   The Tech Company Everyone Loves to Hate Gets the One Thing Everyone Misses Palantir Technologies has held immigration enforcement contracts worth over $900 million since 2011,… more ›

• Why Palantir Became Big Tech’s Favorite Villain

  Dec 9

  # When Software Meets Sovereignty: Why Palantir Draws Fire While Others Get a Pass Palantir Technologies has provided data integration and surveillance software to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement since… more ›

• How the UN Fuels Global Bias Against Israel

  Dec 2

        #   The UN’s Israel Problem: How Global Institutions Normalize Anti-Jewish Bias The United Nations holds Israel to standards no other nation faces, promoting narratives that transform… more ›

• Flawed Models, Real Costs: Rethinking UK COVID Response

  Dec 1

      #   Imperial Illusions: How Flawed Models Distorted the UK’s COVID Inquiry The UK COVID-19 Inquiry’s recent report has sparked fierce debate over its conclusions about early pandemic… more ›

• How Bad Math Sends Innocent People to Prison

  Dec 1

  # When Statistics Lie: How Numbers Send Innocent People to Prison Lucy Letby sits in prison for murders she likely never committed. Cancer patients undergo unnecessary treatments for diagnoses made… more ›

• BBC Faces Backlash Over Israel-Gaza Coverage Bias

  Nov 9

      #   BBC Under Fire: Allegations of Bias in Israel-Gaza Conflict Coverage The BBC faces mounting scrutiny over its coverage of the Israel-Gaza conflict, with internal whistleblowers and… more ›

• Does British Culture Exist or Just Feel Familiar?

  Nov 9

  # The Cultural Identity Paradox: Britain's Ongoing Debate on National Character In a viral LBC radio exchange from November 2025, host Ben Kentish challenged a caller named Paul with a… more ›

• How Crime Charts Mislead in Immigration Debates

  Nov 9

      #   When Numbers Lie: How a Crime Chart Reveals Our Statistical Blindness A chart from the Centre for Migration Control claims foreign nationals commit crimes at rates… more ›

• Grid on the Edge: Tackling Renewable Power’s Hidden Costs

  Oct 30

      #   The Renewable Reality: Grid Stability in a World of Intermittent Energy As the world races toward a greener future, power grids worldwide are grappling with a… more ›