Burns-bass

Personally I’ve found the new eBay way of working much easier to sell books and low value items. Postage being arranged is a good bonus, too.

Utterly pointless to try and grade art and artists. Just sit back and enjoy.

A lot of poverty is hidden, too. Poverty is vulnerability, isn't it? Unless there's a collective acknowledgement that we live in an incredibly unfair society, we can't move on. (This happened at the end of the Victorian period and post both world wars). Since then, all Governments have effectively spent their terms taking things away from us while telling us they had no choice doing so.

You're absolutely bonkers. Here are some stats: https://www.jrf.org.uk/uk-poverty-2025-the-essential-guide-to-understanding-poverty-in-the-uk#:~:text=More than 1 in 5,adult poverty stayed the same. I'm just prepping for a board meeting at Citizens Advice and the stories of poverty we hear from the staff and volunteers are truly heartbreaking. I appreciate you like to act as an antagonist, but come on.

Don’t believe loads of people are poor? Crikey.

Nobody has come to any of my gigs since 2005, so I can't blame the current financial malaise for that. My problem isn't a lack of social interaction, it's having too much to do and not enough time. That's a conscious decision on my part to invest in friendships and do voluntary work.

I think this is a generational thing. I’m currently doing a course at college where the average age is late 20s. I bring in my lunch and a flask of coffee whereas they all buy theirs and have multiple paid for drinks. Over the course of 17 weeks I reckon I’ll be £150 better off.

It’s because we’re spoonfed lies by people who seem to know no better.

Not as if he has a vested interest in treat in it or anything… AI has huge potential but the payoffs have yet to come.