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| 1. | | Why Britain is building the world’s most expensive nuclear plant (spectator.co.uk) | | 3 points by lcaff on May 3, 2024 | past | 1 comment | |
| 2. | | Academic publishing is lazy and unethical (spectator.co.uk) | | 5 points by lcaff on May 15, 2023 | past | 1 comment | |
| 3. | | How a group of young people built the most viral UK politics feed on Twitter (theguardian.com) | | 6 points by lcaff on Jan 12, 2022 | past | |
| 4. | | The famous cities of the ancient world were surprisingly small and fragile (spectator.co.uk) | | 2 points by lcaff on July 10, 2020 | past | 1 comment | |
| 5. | | The luxurious lives of Sparta’s women (spectator.co.uk) | | 3 points by lcaff on July 4, 2020 | past | |
| 6. | | The most dangerous thing about coronavirus is the hysteria (spectator.co.uk) | | 26 points by lcaff on Feb 27, 2020 | past | 19 comments | |
| 7. | | David Rosenhan’s fraudulent Thud experiment set back psychiatry for decades (spectator.co.uk) | | 93 points by lcaff on Jan 26, 2020 | past | 119 comments | |
| 8. | | British Cave Rescuer Torches Elon Musk in New Court Docs (buzzfeednews.com) | | 2 points by lcaff on Oct 8, 2019 | past | |
| 9. | | The women who invented collage – long before Picasso and co (spectator.co.uk) | | 1 point by lcaff on July 15, 2019 | past | |
| 10. | | As long as poverty and maritime trade exist, so will piracy (spectator.co.uk) | | 7 points by lcaff on June 17, 2019 | past | 3 comments | |
| 11. | | Is one of history’s most rousing speeches apocryphal? (spectator.co.uk) | | 3 points by lcaff on June 16, 2019 | past | |
| 12. | | The bells of old Tokyo: Before adopting Western time, bells would keep the hours (spectator.co.uk) | | 1 point by lcaff on May 24, 2019 | past | |
| 13. | | An Englishman who saved Japan’s cherry blossoms (spectator.co.uk) | | 36 points by lcaff on March 25, 2019 | past | 3 comments | |
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