Jemima Kelly’s posts

. Best known for snark, sarc & Sark. “Bus passenger”. “Notorious fiat scammer”. "Great power".

London, Englandft.comBorn May 25Joined January 2012

1,998 Following

22.7K Followers

Jemima Kelly’s posts

Mar 17, 2020

Trump, March 16th: "We have a problem that a month ago nobody knew anything about." Trump, March 17th: "I felt it was a pandemic long before it was declared a pandemic. All you had to do was look at other countries."

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Jan Postma

@JanPostmaUSA

Mar 17, 2020

Replying to @JanPostmaUSA

Trump: “I felt it was a pandemic long before it was declared a pandemic.”

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Nov 1, 2022

I guess this was only a matter of time but still, ROFL. Boris Johnson to be a keynote speaker at the "International Symposium on Blockchain Advancements" benzinga.com/z/29482439#.Y2 via

@benzinga

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Jun 13, 2022

Bitcoin now down almost a quarter since El Salvador's president "bought the dip" last month. That's over $3 million down the drain just in that last round of buying, in a country where 1 in 4 live below the poverty line

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Nayib Bukele

@nayibbukele

May 9, 2022

El Salvador just bought the dip!

500 coins at an average USD price of ~$30,744

#Bitcoin

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Oct 13, 2022

So, like, I went to the Bitcoin Amsterdam conference, was the only nocoiner in the village, said “like” too much, and became a meme

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Mar 1, 2021

Hey Citi, your bitcoin report is embarrassingly bad ft.com/content/8553ab via

Hey Citi, your bitcoin report is embarrassingly bad

Truly one of the most shocking bits of “research” we have ever seen from an investment bank.

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Dec 9, 2019

I thought Love Actually was bad, but this, THIS... No I actually can't.

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Rt Hon Andrew Murrison MP

Jul 5, 2022

This will surely go down as the most iconic moment in this crisis Trade envoy to Morocco resigns, apparently from a hammam

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@AWMurrison

Jul 5, 2022

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Mar 10, 2021

I must say it is a bit embarrassing when my work is littered in accuracies

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Wrote about the

debacle and how he really doesn't need Spotify but Spotify - and the rest of us - need him

Spotify spat shows why Joe Rogan and his podcast matter

The host’s thoughtful response to public criticism shows why his programme has become the platform’s most popular

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May 19, 2022

You love to see it

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Wonderful stuff from

on our wonderful new chancellor Nadhim Zahawi 👀ft.com/content/4baebf

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Nov 24, 2022

So, I went to Mar-a-Lago, hung out with the Trumpettes, met the Donald, witnessed his amazing iPad-DJing skills, and was partially responsible for an iguanacide😢 My long read for

@FTMag

: ft.com/content/66e9fa

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Hey

are you for real with these charts

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Oct 10, 2019

To the handful of my Twitter followers who I haven’t already explained my £1.50 bus fare/US visa saga in excruciating detail to: this one’s for you. ft.com/content/e8a177 via

How my iPhone landed me with a £476 fine and made me a criminal

When my phone died I couldn’t prove that I had bought a bus ticket with Apple Pay

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May 19, 2022

Tried to write a sober column about the farce that is crypto. Woz much hard.

There is a moral case against crypto

The environmental, financial and psychological harm caused by ‘mining’ digital currencies is enormous

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Dec 22, 2020

Oh dear oh dear, I must apologise profusely for not being drawn from "the sort of people" who know the grouse-shooting season ended two weeks ago. For shame!

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Apr 17, 2020

Why are we really in lockdown? ftalphaville.ft.com/2020/04/15/158 via

Why are we really in lockdown?

Is it just about the number of dead? Or is it something deeper: making sure we live in a society we don’t feel ashamed of?

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Apr 27, 2022

Soooo I am officially now an FT Columnist and this means that you get to hear my shouty/correct opinions every Wednesday. 🤡 Thought I would stick to some familiarly salty territory for my first week in the new slot... #NGMI

Why I’m still not taking crypto seriously

It may be the latest political and financial obsession, but cryptocurrencies remain something with no inherent value

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A day in the life of an HSBC exec who wakes up at 5:30 a.m. to work out, always eats green, and...

Oct 18, 2018

If this is satire, it's very good. uk.businessinsider.com/a-day-in-the-l via @BIUK_Finance

businessinsider.com

Melania Edwards is part of HSBC's International Manager Program, which trains senior executives for leading the international bank by putting them in top roles across different businesses around the...

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Jul 14, 2022

I have some thoughts on Web3 💩 ft.com/content/bb53f8

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May 19, 2021

I wrote about Apple's decision to fire

@antoniogm

because of some words he once wrote in a work of literary non-fiction. (Or, more specifically, because of some words that were written about those words.) ft.com/content/a01eed via

What happens when virtue-signalling enters corporate life

Apple’s decision to fire Antonio García Martínez is ultimately about protecting its brand

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Jun 30

Howdy from deepest Texas, where it is hotter than 99% of the Earth’s surface right now and where you can get a starting salary of $125k to work as a car wash manager with no experience necessary

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I can't believe I've only just discovered that on Trump's Twitter clone Truth Social, retweeting is called "ReTruthing". Seems apt

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Aaron Rupar

@atrupar

Aug 30, 2022

Donald Trump is having a total meltdown on Truth Social this morning. All of these posts are from just the last few hours. pic.twitter.com/qtQs6KEA7D

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Jun 1, 2022

lol, andreessen was actually following me until i dared to point out that he said in 2014 that bitcoin was like the internet in 1994, and then said 5 years later that bitcoin was like the internet in 2012... fReE sPeEcH tho innit

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Woman's £476 bus fine when iPhone battery died and couldn't prove she'd paid fare

Oct 14, 2019

OK so the tabloids have worked out that I'm a "woman", and a "bus passenger", which are both correct. But they don't seem to have done a quick Google search on me to find out what I do for a living? "She told the Financial Times"

thesun.co.uk

A BUS passenger was slapped with a £476 fine when her iPhone battery died – meaning she couldn’t prove she’d paid the £1.50 fare. Jemima Kelly said she was confronted by an inspec…

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Oct 24, 2022

Just a reminder that our soon-to-be prime minister wants Britain to become a "global cryptoassets hub" and earlier this year commissioned the Royal Mint to create an NFT (which, highly surprisingly, never materialised)

Rishi Sunak wants Britain to be a “global hub” for crypto. Sigh

Because being a global hub for other dodgy assets has worked out so well.

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Nov 11, 2015

What goes up... After soaring above $500 last week, #bitcoin is back to $300 and on track for worst week since Jan

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Mar 2

This week, I have written about the slow and tedious death of.... this place

Elon Musk’s Twitter is dying a slow and tedious death

The social media platform is becoming much less interesting

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*SOME PERSONAL NEWS* Today was my last day at

😭 Next I’m off to Colombia (💃) on sabbatical (HMU if you’re there!) and then I’ll be back at the FT in a slightly new role… My parting gift to you all: What’s the story, blockchain Tory?

What’s the story, blockchain Tory?

Matt Hancock has a new passion, and it’s not one of his aides this time.

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Apr 2, 2020

Elon Musk promised ventilators. These are BPAP machines. ftalphaville.ft.com/2020/04/01/158 via

Elon Musk promised ventilators. These are BPAP machines.

Which cost, oh, just about one-sixtieth of the price.

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May 14, 2021

Yesterday was the day when "100% cash-backed" was revealed to in fact be... 2.9% cash-backed. And yet Tether has still kept onto its $1 peg. Je vois la vie en kayfabe. ft.com/content/529eb4 via

Tether says its reserves are backed by cash to the tune of . . . 2.9%

Rather far off from the 100% it used to claim isn’t it?! But still, we now have “unrivaled transparency” AKA pie charts!

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Dec 16, 2019

YEAH! WHY CAN'T SOMEONE JUST GIVE ME MORE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS TO HELP ME LEARN HOW TO GAMBLE

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CoinDesk

@CoinDesk

Dec 16, 2019

There would be more women investing in bitcoin if they had more educational materials to help them, a new report found. @paddybaker_ @GrayscaleInvest ow.ly/gcGv50xBvsG

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Jul 12, 2022

Head of the world's biggest crypto exchange admits banks are needed to "keep driving adoption", quite literally describing the process by which people are drawn into a Ponzi scheme He's also the man who recently described Matt Hancock as an "expert in crypto" The grift is real

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Binance

@cz_binance

Jul 12, 2022

Replying to @cz_binance

Banks vs crypto has been raging since Satoshi published the Bitcoin whitepaper in 2008. The reality is banks provide a critical role in the crypto ecosystem. We need them to keep driving adoption, which is why we support their increasing involvement in the development of crypto.

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Apr 2, 2020

Always nice when readers get in touch. $TSLA

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Sep 22, 2022

This week I argued against the increasingly popular argument that "bitcoin isn't crypto" which IMHO is simply an attempt to create an illusion of scarcity where there's none... Illustration by Ben Hickey

Don’t believe the ‘maximalists’: bitcoin can’t be separated from crypto

The people who push it have the same financial incentives as those pushing any other token

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Dec 22, 2022

For today's paper: the steaming pile of horse manure that is crypto, and what we learned about it in 2022 Illustration by Ben Hickey 💩

What this year in crypto has taught us

Saying I told you so is not much use, but the market implosion holds some real lessons

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In February the CCO of NHS Test & Trace wrote to colleagues saying Baroness Mone was "incandescent with rage" at the way she believed Medpro had been treated... Just how close to PPE Medpro is Lady Mone of Mayfair? SCOOP with

@AnnaSophieGross

Just how close is Baroness Mone to PPE Medpro?

Lady Mone of Mayfair apparently has ‘no involvement with this company in any capacity’

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Mar 19, 2020

Hey Elon, you need to stop with this. It's serious and you don't know what you're talking about, and some of your 32m followers think you do.

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Elon Musk

@elonmusk

Mar 19, 2020

Replying to @elonmusk and @PPathole

Based on current trends, probably close to zero new cases in US too by end of April

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I offered the great

a takeaway Zoom lunch on the FT in Feb. He said (quite rightly):"bit fed up if I don't get a decent meal out of it. Any chance of delaying it until I can stuff myself with oysters?" So we did! My first Lunch with the FT...

Sir David Spiegelhalter: ‘Risk is a very loaded term’

The statistician on the UK government’s ‘number theatre’, the value of lockdown sceptics and the use (and misuse) of statistics

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Sep 6, 2022

Despite the fact that Melania and the Trump kids are on TRUTH Social, The Donald himself doesn't follow any of them. In fact he only follows 3 accounts - 2 official TRUTH Social accounts, and this guy - John Daly, a golfer who calls him "Daddy Trump". It is a strange, sad site.

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Jun 11, 2019

Rick Santorum is on the board for a new blockchain-based stablecoin for Catholics. So is the former US ambassador to the Vatican. It's being run by the people who brought you KodakCoin. Just another day in the Brodom of Cryptoland. ftalphaville.ft.com/2019/06/11/156 via

The Rick Santorum-backed coin for Catholics

“Cathio, the Catholic blockchain.”

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Dec 8, 2020

Lord give me strength

From

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This is it isn't it... It's Stratton's "what's the answer?" - as if "the answer" need have no relation to the truth - that really has stuck with me twitter.com/MarinaHyde/sta

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Apr 28

Am I getting trolled by… my own employer 🫠 ft.com/content/3cd1e4

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In which

shares some wise Twitter rules

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Financial Times

Apr 21, 2021

In the febrile world of social-media activism, our professional and private profiles are routinely combed for crumbs of controversial content, writes @jemimajoanna on.ft.com/3tG603u

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Dec 8, 2022

On the utter shamelessness of Sam Bankman-Fried, by me. (I could have used other examples too. Hi

@MichelleMone

Is there no shame anymore?

Sam Bankman-Fried’s mere ‘embarrassment’ at the collapse of FTX is a symptom of our inability to find shared moral values

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Oct 1, 2021

I had lunch with the brilliant

@thomaschattwill

on a Parisian terrace in August, over oeufs mayonnaise & rosé. We spoke for 6 hours (!) on everything from the Harper's letter to Trump to the chicest way to drink champagne. My second "Lunch with the FT":

Thomas Chatterton Williams: ‘I never thought ideas were about signalling allegiance’

The writer talks about making enemies on the left and the right

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Jun 20, 2022

Today feels like an appropriate day to re-share some stories from our

"What's the Tory crypto story?" series, like this one from Feb 18th (the donation was made Feb 9th) What's the story, blockchain Tory? ft.com/content/37b8c1

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Jo Maugham

@JolyonMaugham

Jun 20, 2022

The Tories got "a £500,000 donation from a British crypto investor two months before the government pledged to make the UK 'the very best place in the world' to build crypto businesses." (In news that will surprise no one.) fnlondon.com/articles/crypt

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Mar 24

Nice to see the real highlight of my FT lunch with

@bariweiss

picked up by the New York Post

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New York Post

@nypost

Mar 24

Bari Weiss’ mother vowed to go on ‘sex strike’ if her husband voted for Trump trib.al/yHKtfiB

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Jesus. Really quite chilling.

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Climate protesters interrupted tonight's hustings. Liz Truss: "I will never allow our democracy to be disrupted by UNFAIR PROTESTS." WTF is that?! Oh yeah! Fascism! She's using our disapproval of people who block ambulances, to justify restricting ALL democratic protest.

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OK I'm ready to say it: Barbie is not very good, and America Ferreira's "empowering" monologue is the absolute pits. I mean what kind of washed up version of feminism is this? Aren't we meant to have realised by now it's hard to be a man too? Maybe it's just hard being...a human?

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I wrote about why we need to stop pathologising uncomfortable feelings, and to stop weaponising what

@JonHaidt

and

@glukianoff

call "safetyism" ft.com/content/ff5a32 via

We need to stop pathologising uncomfortable feelings

To build bridges in the wake of Trump and Brexit we must engage with views that challenge us

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Mar 23

I wrote about snake-oil salesmen in sensible clothing

Beware the ‘sensible’ crypto crowd — they’re worse than the fanatics

The strait-laced, earnest types threaten to legitimise a high-risk, opaque and ill-understood industry

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For my birthday, I decided to write about… anxiety 🎂😱🎈 ft.com/content/cee8e5 via

Why we should not be so anxious about anxiety

Some psychologists think we talk about the emotion in the wrong way

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Is it acceptable for government to be dishonest at a time like this? ftalphaville.ft.com/2020/04/30/158 via

Is it acceptable for government to be dishonest at a time like this?

There’s a fine line to be trodden between delivering simple, upbeat messages, and not telling the truth

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Jun 13, 2020

Wrote my first Notebook column for today's paper, on the quite frightening lack of nuance I am seeing at the moment on... er, this place ft.com/content/b7efb1 via

The pandemic has killed nuance on social media

What happened to our resolution to engage in discussion rather than resorting to tribalism?

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Nov 19, 2020

I wrote about our attitude to risk and how that may or may not change in the aftermath of Covid (if there is such a thing 😬) ft.com/content/3ba60e

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A third of Brits think that 'cryptocurrency' refers to funeral finance

Apr 20, 2018

LOL. A third of Brits think that 'cryptocurrency' refers to funeral finance

mirror.co.uk

A survey carried out by cloud distributer intY has revealed that many people are still unsure about the meanings of common technology words and phrases

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Sep 9, 2020

Oof, guess that's me out then. Bye everyone, it's been fun.

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Aug 1, 2018

Yesterday a story I'd been working on about the Great Blockchain Adventures of

@GrantShapps

took a turn for the unexpected when he resigned from a position that would have made him a ton of cash. Have a read here (SCOOP!): ftalphaville.ft.com/2018/08/01/153 via

Grant Shapps resigns from blockchain positions after FTAV discovers secret pay deal

Conservative MP Grant Shapps has resigned from two appointments related to blockchain technology, after FT Alphaville discovered a secret pay deal with a company run by a civil servant that had...

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Jan 3

Happy back-to-work day everyone. I hope you all had good breaks and got nice Christmas presents but I know none of them will beat mine from my nephew - a sketch of my meeting The Donald at Mar-a-Lago, plus The Iguana (ft.com/content/66e9fa)

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***SOME NEWZ*** I'm delighted to say that I will be joining the

@FT

at the start of April to write for

. Very sad to be leaving all the great people at

@Reuters

. I will miss you all. Will miss

@CanaryWharfStn

not so much.

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Oct 28, 2020

Wow, so a Pulitzer-prize winning LA Times columnist calls my piece a POS, quote-tweeting CJR's public editor for the NYT calling me a "blogger desperate for content". My point about the liberal media's instinct to suppress any negative coverage of Biden is clearly way off 🙄

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Michael Hiltzik

@hiltzikm

Oct 28, 2020

Better question: Why did a creditable publication like the FT publish this POS? twitter.com/gabrielsnyder/…

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Dec 10, 2017

Not that I’m lying in bed on a Sunday night watching the bitcoin price or anything, but it’s jumped $600 in 2 mins since futures launch

Jan 24, 2022

just so many really quite bleak layers to this from a *sitting president* aren't there

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Nayib Bukele

@nayibbukele

Jan 24, 2022

Most people go in when the price is up, but the safest and most profitable moment to buy is when the price is down. It’s not rocket science

So invest a piece of your McDonald’s paycheck in #Bitcoin Now go back to flip more burgers you lazy fvçk!

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Dec 22, 2020

I have just received this Christmas card from my 12-year-old nephew Maxim. He has somehow managed to perfectly capture both my daily life and my constant thoughts.

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Apr 7, 2020

I spoke with Imperial’s

@neil_ferguson

about how there is currently no clear exit strategy from Covid-19 ftalphaville.ft.com/2020/04/04/158 via

Imperial’s Neil Ferguson: “We don’t have a clear exit strategy”

Top UK government scientific adviser on the handling of the coronavirus pandemic

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Brilliant video from

and

- Is QAnon a game gone wrong? ft.com/video/372cac40 via

Bitcoin: definitely not a cult (screenshot coz i'm blocked)

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Dec 18, 2022

Lol Mbappé looking incredibly unimpressed at Macron’s attempts to comfort him

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The kind of question you might have to answer for your CFA from next summer... ftalphaville.ft.com/2018/07/18/153 via

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A crypto-evangelist preaching about bitcoin outside HSBC in Canary Wharf has just been escorted away by police. H/t

Tried to write seriously about DOG MONEY. Was much hard. ft.com/content/2c3dd9

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The Case Against Lockdown

Apr 18

The column was about Oxbridge, not your book Matt, as I told you on the phone, and as you can see in the fuller screenshot below. I still have no intention to read your book, I'm afraid, and didn't pass judgement on it in the column either. Zzzzz indeed. ft.com/content/d7275a

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Matt Goodwin

@GoodwinMJ

Apr 14

Another classic New Elite response to my book. It's "jealousy" - he just wants to be like us! After asking me if I'd ever applied to Oxbridge the author Jemima Kelly then admitted to me she'd not actually read the book. Zzzzzz. You can read it here -> amzn.to/41uuPjI

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Q pleased with my contribution tbh

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This is now a #Bitcoin movie. Clueless (1995)

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Why on earth has

removed this clip of

speaking? Whatever you think of his views, the ones being expressed here are not extreme or dangerous in any way. What is dangerous, particularly at a time like this, is censorship.

bitchute.com

Toby Young makes the case against lockdown in a panel discussion organised by the Institute of Arts and Ideas on 11 May 2020. On 27 May YouTube removed this video from Toby’s YouTube channel,...

Sep 15, 2021

Contrary to what many lockdown sceptics predicted, suicides didn't spike during lockdowns and actually fell in many places (eg the UK). Somewhat paradoxically though, depression, alcohol & drug deaths all climbed. I had a think about why for my latest...

Dip in suicide rates over lockdown may offer lessons for life after Covid

We should foster solidarity with our fellow humans at all times, not just during a global crisis

Oct 28, 2020

I wrote about why the media needs to be more honest in its reporting on Biden ft.com/content/3faf0f via

We need to be more honest in our reporting on Biden

The liberal media doesn’t want Trump to be re-elected. That doesn’t make it OK to misrepresent his opponent.

Dec 22, 2021

Come for the excellent guest post just up on

by Robert McCauley, stay for the bros already getting mad BTL ft.com/content/83a142

Jul 21, 2021

I wrote about how Covid doesn't discriminate between the virtuous and the degenerate, why it's OK/good (!) to enjoy yourself during a pandemic, & why people going to the beach get hated on while people choosing to go to offices don't. ft.com/content/7792ac via

Covid doesn’t mean we can’t have fun

There’s no scientific reason to stop people enjoying themselves outside

Replying to

I'm used to dealing with ICO flops, but this one was... creepy.

Replying to

I feel like I'm being trolled

Jul 17

New PR strategy just dropped

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Facebook’s Libra: blockchain, but without the blocks or chain ftalphaville.ft.com/2019/06/18/156 via

Facebook’s Libra: blockchain, but without the blocks or chain

Y NO BLOCKCHAIN? (But also: Y BLOCKCHAIN?)

Apr 27

For this week's column, I wrote about crypto and crime and being heckled. With thanks to

@smdiehl

for his thoughts, and to Ben Hickey for the illustration

Using crypto for crime is not a bug — it’s an industry feature

Despite last year’s market downturn, it was a record period for crypto-based illicit transactions

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He’s not Satoshi, he’s a very naughty boy (credit to

@izakaminska

for the headline) ftalphaville.ft.com/2019/08/27/156 via

He’s not Satoshi, he’s a very naughty boy

Craig Wright gets caught with his pants down.

Dec 2, 2020

I wrote a thing on classism and how it does - or perhaps doesn't - fit into the current form of social justice activism (yeah ok wokeism there I said it) ft.com/content/dfbe59 via

Classism is social activists’ forgotten prejudice

To be poor, white and male is often a marker of underprivilege too

Oct 4, 2022

This gets better every time you watch it

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Brendan May

@bmay

Oct 4, 2022

The death of a political party, filmed up close for the first time ever. It’s like an Attenborough film about extinction. twitter.com/PravG/status/1

Sep 3, 2018

Baroness Michelle Mone finds that "the ICO World Of Business is a very strange place of doing business". My latest: ftalphaville.ft.com/2018/09/03/153 via

The baroness, the ICO fiasco, and enter Steve Wozniak

Earlier this year, we brought you news that Scottish lingerie entrepreneur-turned Conservative peer Michelle Mone and her businessman boyfriend Doug Barrowman were launching an initial coin offering...

I wrote the

⁩ essay this week on the (complex!) issues around free speech in universities…

Kathleen Stock — free speech and fear on campus

A relentless campaign against her views on trans rights forced the philosophy professor to resign. Where does that leave universities as a space for debate?

Feb 18, 2022

I’m so glad that the internet exists so that performances like this will live with me forever

Dogecoin has climbed 55% since

@elonmusk

said it was his favourite crypto. (Bitcoin has climbed 6% in the same period.) 🙄

A sceptic’s guide to crypto: the church of bitcoin

Sep 6, 2022

Have YOU heard the good news? Satoshi sacrificed himself for our sins so that YOU can become rich and morally righteous just by buying bitcoin ! Episode 4 is here... THE CHURCH OF BITCOIN ⛪️✝️⚡️ Thanks to

@AmandaMontell &

For this week's column, I wrote about how innovation cannot be an end in itself, and how "but but you're sTiFlInG iNoVaTiOn" isn't the failproof riposte that the crypto industry thinks it is

Crypto shows we shouldn’t venerate ‘innovation’ for its own sake

Just because something is new doesn’t mean it is valuable or should avoid scrutiny

Turns out that Gisele has an NFT platform (course) and also is a better bear market indicator than any moving average or Ichimoku Cloud or, er, vomiting camel The Gisele Indicator strikes again -

@RobinWigg

The Gisele Indicator strikes again

Perhaps God invented Bündchen to make FX strategists feel useful

Jemima Kelly gets at Least 4 Things Wrong about Bitcoin

Oct 5, 2022

"Jemima Kelly may not believe that Bitcoin is quintessentially different from other cryptocurrencies but the results over the long term speak for themselves: Bitcoin has the longest track record of 'number go up' technology" NUMBER GO UP TECHNOLOGY🤣🤣🤣

business2community.com

Jemima Kelly is a journalist for the Financial Times came under fire for claims that Bitcoin is not significantly different from other crypto

‎FT Tech Tonic: Coming soon: A Sceptic’s Guide to Crypto on Apple Podcasts

Aug 15, 2022

COMING SOON (tomorrow to be precise) ‼️ A new series of the

@FT

Tech Tonic podcast: A Sceptic’s Guide to Crypto Hosted by… 🤗

podcasts.apple.com

‎Show FT Tech Tonic, Ep Coming soon: A Sceptic’s Guide to Crypto - 15 Aug 2022