Frost wrote the poem to tease his chronically indecisive friend, Edward Thomas, who misinterpreted the meaning and enlisted in the military shortly thereafter, only to be killed two years later in WWI theatlantic.com/video/index/55…

'The man who made order from nature’s chaos...', Linnaeus, who inspired the cataloguing of the Sloane Collection British Museum The Atlantic theatlantic.com/technology/arc…

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The parliament have also called for death sentences for arrested protestors. This is what the Iranian people are up against. x.com/maziarbahari/s…

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The history of food is an oft-ignored area of study that can tell us so much about ourselves and society past and present. Digitising the sources preserves it for the future...

For me: SFII, Earthworm Jim, and of course Sonic. I introduced my 13 yr old son to the Megadrive recently and it was an immersive and educational experience. These collections are essential for future generations.

Guest speaker at @CityLIS today, Stuart Waterman from the British Library's project LibraryOn. Libraries are oft-ignored, underrepresented cornerstones of our communities. This aims to redress the imbalance. libraryon.org

Seeing this on Friday evening. The perfect swashbuckling choice for my birthday and #WorldTheatreDay . Support your local theatres 🎭 x.com/BarnTheatreWGC…

“We have a lot more data about some things than others and that is skewing our conversation... some parts of the world are better prepared..." Data equity is a humanitarian issue Wellcome x.com/wellcometrust/…