Imagine finding out you're in the "die with the plane" half of the workplace Teams chat.

The longer you look, the better this ad becomes.

If you're going to eat a person, make sure they've not eaten a person, and *really* make sure they've not eaten a person who has eaten a person. #NowWeKnow

I've always thought the dedicated Lego sets discourage creativity relative to the jumble of bricks I grew up with. For example, check out this dog. We can all agree it's just as good as the dog set that costs £59.99, and it took far more creativity too.

Prada has also produced handy underpants for NASA employees working from home with useful pockets for, I dunno, science stuff.

Does anyone else find train seats like these absolute murder? Great if you're exactly the right height. I'm 6 foot 2 with herniated disc. Those head rest wings catch my shoulder blades and force my back into an hunch. Surely a more ergonomically neutral design would be better?

Pot, meet kettle.

Turns out it's a sweet story, but it definitely sounded like it might have been British people who were too awkward to ask him to leave.

Fergus Kerr OP passed away on Sunday. Learning about Wittgenstein from him was one of the highlights of my education He wasn't just a fiercely brilliant philosopher and theologian, but also distinctive for his kindness. He was a real light in my academic sojourn. Rest in peace.

Disturbing tale of AI in the NYT today. Encouraging, at least, that it was being studied!

I want to be this guy Rycroft when I grow up. (I'm going to assume he's drawing the birds for the British Museum, not shooting them)

Sassy Lewis Carroll, "Hunting of the Snark" in "This is not an atlas:a global collection of counter cartographies". “What’s the good of Mercator’s North Poles and Equators, Tropics, Zones, and Meridian Lines?” So the Bellman would cry: and the crew would reply “They are merely conventional signs!

Terribly sad to hear that Richard B Hays died yesterday. A wonderful Biblical scholar, a wonderful theologian, and by all accounts a kind man. I met him only once - he signed my copy of Moral Vision - and I've been thinking a lot about his latest book "A Widening of God's Mercy".

My 4yo and I just discovered rainbow eucalyptus trees. Thought we'd share. Mini article about them here: www.sciencefocus.com/nature/rainb... You're welcome!

4yo and I decided to put wings on his model T-Rex, and now I really see the chicken connection.

Facebook is now exclusively photos like this, captioned "Nature is amazing!❤️"

Iris Murdoch, in The Sovereignty of the Good, describing exactly what happened to me this morning.

But I stand by my PhD!

Old clipping from late relative's belongings. Editor supplies that headline while putting "Women are often intimidated and their amazing courage and patience is exploited" in small. Lord Taylor suggests that men "have done our bit". Lady Summerskill: "we have never lost a man in childbirth yet."

Theology Dept in University of St Andrews is a bit short of conference rooms.

"We shouldn't be indoctrinating kids with the idea that they aren't defined by the colour of their skin. Instead they should be forced to stand and pledge their undying love to the flag every morning. Followed by Christian doctrine."

Google has a different take on the employability of a theology degree than my professors sold me.

While trying to explain to my colleagues in Tanzania why I was playing football with the students, I forgot a key word. While searching for the word, Google translate wrote a little poem which describes my present state quite well.

Joking apart, this is important and valuable research. But just spare a thought for this guy as he explains his PhD to his new in-laws for the first time.

All those creationists who thought it was crazy to be descended from monkeys. This guy is descended from sheep and seals.