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In 1942, British inventors prototyped an aircraft carrier made from Pykrete (wood pulp and ice). In 2013, China built 3,000 acres of artificial land in the Spratly Islands. Floating ice islands are 200,000 times cheaper than traveling to Mars, and you can sail them wherever you like.
To our American family: we're right here, forever. As we always will be in the joy, in the shock, or in the pain.
We asked Stan to educate us on the deep and unique aspects of Welsh culture. He answered the call in a way only the Glorious Welsh ever would: in poetry. Which we ruined with links and AI slop.
The Internet creates isolated echo chambers where everyone experiences different algorithmic bubbles. Unlike physical communities, people now exist in personalised digital mirrors which reflect their biases. This fragments society as governance struggles with generations retreating online.
White British births hit a record low of just 54% in 2024, while Bangladeshi, Pakistani, Indian and Black African births surge under the Boriswave. Britain's loose settlement rules create 'anchor babies' — arrive, have children, get ILR, kids become citizens, endless chain migration
Political entrepreneurs Ben Habib and Rupert Lowe MP announce separate organisations targeting restorationist voters with distinct approaches to achieving national renewal.
The House of Lords poses a constitutional dilemma: while it serves as a useful check on government power, its unelected nature undermines democratic legitimacy. Reform options range from elected hereditary peers to franchise restrictions, but each faces practical and political obstacles.