Burnout became an especially painful issue during the pandemic when the majority of people worked from home, finding it difficult to draw the line between work and private life. However, entrepreneur burnout has been less discussed, despite evidence that entrepreneurs are at a higher risk of burning out.[1] It may seem that as the boss,… Read More »
“What this research has shown is that markers associated with increasing the risk of heart attack and probably even progression of underlying heart disease in people who have already got some heart disease. There’s been a significantly increased risk from 11% at five years, the risk of heart attack, to 25%.” Dr Aseem Malhotra, 25… Read More »
An article from The Exposé claims that Covid-19 vaccine data from England shows that the fully vaccinated are developing AIDS. It doesn’t show vaccinated people are developing AIDS, because they are not. This false claim has spread widely round the world and been debunked by various fact checkers. The Exposé bases its claim on reports… Read More »
On 24 November, 27 people tragically drowned in the English Channel, attempting to travel to the UK from France. Following this there has been renewed debate on the topic of migrants, asylum seekers and the facts around asylum applications. We take a look at the facts. Channel crossings: Refugees, asylum seekers or migrants? An asylum… Read More »
A Lithuanian man living in the UK went missing in 2015, he was presumed murdered and the case went cold until 2020 when a Facebook profile with his named showed up. He had been living in woodland for 5 years completely isolated from the outside world and not sighted once in those 5 years. The… Read More »
The 10-80-10 rule is an extension of the Pareto principle that says 80% of productivity/wealth is generated/owned by 20% of the population.[1] This ratio is often observable in various statistics and studies. The 10-80-10 rule takes this principle and applies it more specifically to human behavior. It is also malleable, enabling people to move between… Read More »
Channel 4’s been established as a public service broadcaster, and… it’s in receipt of public money. Nadine Dorries MP, 23 November 2021. The Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, Nadine Dorries, told a select committee hearing at the House of Commons that Channel 4 was “in receipt of public money”. On another… Read More »
A widely shared post on Twitter, from a user who claims to be a former NHS human resources employee, argues that NHS workers who refuse to be vaccinated cannot be fired. Screenshots of the tweet have also circulated on Facebook. The post claims: “Unless there is a clause in your signed contract of employment saying… Read More »
