Guy Harvey

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Out-of-date Psychiatry, Archaeology, Cycling and Climate Science. Tax wealth not work. 'Promoting individual action weakens will for and focus on political / social action'

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Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· 9d

Since we're talking about children mainly, is there more detail here please?

Age distribution bar chart of long COVID, with 3-17 years encompassed in one metric of about 0.5% of the population.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· 11d

July 2026

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Jul 2

Here

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Jun 21

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Jun 13

Tax evading tat shops in London

Info-graphic showing how tax is evaded by tourist souvenir shops in London by cycling through paper ownerships, called phoenixing.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Jun 12

This is what I mean

Chart showing rate of ministerial resignations increasing over time since 1979.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Jun 4

Suggestion for drivers. Treat cyclists like you would wasps at a cafe. Keep your distance, watch carefully and wait til they go away. Otherwise they might sting you.

Photo of the rear of a bicycle with a camera and a camera warning sign.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· May 22

Good but even better

Meme showing cascading sickness and disability from routine surgery when delirium is not treated early, but with an extra stage inserted at the top saying that it could all have been avoided if you travel by bike.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· May 18

One way rural communities in antiquity managed inequality was through communal building projects. Here's one from a century ago in Northumberland.

A stone inlaid to a wall outside a green corrugated village hall, with a carved inscription which says, "Capheaton Institute erected by public subscription in the year 1921". We can see the entrance in a porch with a sign that reads "Shut".

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· May 11

Here's what AI says about scapegoating.

Screenshot. Scapegoating is a psychological defense mechanism where a specific member of a group is unfairly blamed for the group's problems. It is an unconscious need to locate all its faults in one person.

Screenshot. Scapegoating deflects from the group having to face uncomfortable truths. It is targeted on someone different. It provides a temporary sense of safety, relief and unity. Groups wrongly believe if the scapegoat is forced to leave the group's issues will vanish.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Apr 10

Royal College of Psychiatrists INSIGHT magazine article on ADHD and Autism review.

Screenshot of article that can be found here rcpsych-insight-35---spring-2026.pdf https://share.google/4RVNytFDIsVtFLzd0

Screenshot of an article that can be found here rcpsych-insight-35---spring-2026.pdf https://share.google/4RVNytFDIsVtFLzd0

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Apr 9

An exciting read. Published in 1939 (!), it's a story of a man who decides to assassinate an unnamed European dictator (couhitlergh). Now, imagine if he'd actually done it rather than just written about it...

Front cover of the first edition of the adventure novel, Rogue Male by Geoffrey Household.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Apr 9

Privatisation of the streets in the US happened and few noticed

PETER NORTON

The Mismeasure of the American Street

The urban ground floor of the typical American city is comparatively privatized, exclusive, and unconducive to diverse local purposes. Proponents of more versatile and inviting urban environments are likely to hear that their proposals face insuperable cultural obstacles. In fact, these obstacles themselves began as contested, heterodox, and farfetched innovations. In the twentieth century, the typical American city street was radically transformed. Novel standards, initially controversial, legitimized and ostensibly necessitated the changes. The new measures were prescriptive, mandating vehicular storage, speed, and throughput over other important urban functions. Valuable street uses that were inconsistent with these criteria were either redefined as nuisances or, more often, omitted from calculations entirely, thereby mismeasuring their value at zero. The effects included privatization of public space and public services, the erosion of proximity and its practical benefits, the neglect of local needs in favour of regional demands, burdensome expenses for those seeking to retain practical mobility, and mobility impairment for the rest. More inclusive measures remain marginalized as heterodox 'alternatives', and are therefore often thwarted. Their ultimate success will require demystifying the predominant standards by revealing their contested origins as the original heterodox and farfetched alternatives. Inclusive histories of the authoritative measures of the American street reveal them to be unscientific mismeasures, historically anomalous and therefore unworthy of the authority they still hold.

an early leader of the transform-

In 1922

ation. Edward Mehren, called it a 'radical revision of our conception of what a city street is for' (Mehren, 1922). Mehren's efforts and those of his allies were intensely con- troversial, and their opponents strenuously resisted them. It was a complex revolution, evident in…

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Apr 5

Sorely needed Aviation - IEA share.google/nxDPM95jvVlu...

Screen shot of the IEA industry carbon emissions wed page which shows reductions are 'not on track' to meet net zero requirements.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Mar 18

Post a pic/gif of who you wanted to be as a kid

One of the Banana Bunch. A big bear/monkey thing with a big toothy grin, shades and a fireman's hat.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Mar 8

Northumberland. St. Aiden's Throcklington. Saxon looking but consecrated in 1100. A medieval cross base. Font. And nearby mystery alignment. #SundayPixStone

Exterior of the chancel section of the church including a blocked doorway with a simple lintel and narrow high window with Saxon type shaped arch.

Exterior of the church with the remains of a stone cross base set with a small carved stone block aged and covered in lichen and moss.

The hemispherical font on a short pedestal with a carved wooden lid inside the church.

An alignment of large stones across a hillside with blue sky and green grass.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Jan 28

What it says.

Apologies there's a lot of text and I'm having trouble copying it. Here's the link to the original document which is quite short.

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/696e0eae719d837d69afc7de/National_security_assessment_-_global_biodiversity_loss__ecosystem_collapse_and_national_security.pdf?ref=technosphere.earth

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Jan 22

There's something curious about this analysis of various types of exercise and mortality. bmjmedicine.bmj.com/content/5/1/...

Screen shot from the BMJ study showing nine graphs of different exercises plotted against all cause mortality. Some, eg. walking show benefits others, like cycling less.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Jan 18

JOINT STATEMENT

Statement by Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.

As members of NATO, we are committed to strengthening Arctic security as a shared transatlantic interest. The pre- coordinated Danish exercise "Arctic Endurance" conducted with Allies, responds to this necessity. It poses no threat to anyone.

We stand in full solidarity with the Kingdom of Denmark and the people of Greenland. Building on the process begun last week, we stand ready to engage in a dialogue based on the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity that we stand firmly behind.

Tariff threats undermine transatlantic relations and risk a dangerous downward spiral. We will continue to stand united and coordinated in our response. We are committed to upholding our sovereignty.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Nov 9

Cup and ring carved stone in Northumberland. What do these mystery marks mean? #StandingStoneSunday

A large boulder (the size of a small boulder) with Neolithic cup and ring markings picked out by the low winter sun.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Sep 2

Discovered this chilling book while browsing in the library today

Frontice piece of a book by V. Gordon Childe called The Aryans dated 1926

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Aug 10

Arthur's Seat #Edfringe

Wild fire engulfing Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Aug 10

Three carved corbel faces (now retired) above a ghost door at Durham Cathedral #StoneworkSunday

We are looking at the outside of Durham Cathedral where an old entrance way has been walled up but there are three carved stone faces remaining (or maybe collected and put in?) above is an arched stained glass window.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Jul 15

All Saints, Sutton on Trent. Am I imagining a face carved among the medieval graffiti in the porch? Zoom in. #medievalgraffitimonday

The porch and tower of the medieval All Saints church in Sutton on Trent.

Numerous indistinct graffiti carvings on the stones around the porch entrance of the church. Possibly showing geometric circular patterns made with a compass and maybe the triangular shape of a ship's sail.

A second picture of multiple faint markings scratched into the wall.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· Jun 7

Includes this slide

Slide from traffic reduction presentation showing two examples where public consultations have been found to include fraudulent responses.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· May 18

Room with overturned table and broken TV and other rubbish scattered about. The result of 72 hours confined together with only a conversation menu for company.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· May 7

And this is the site of Pennymuir roman fort. Some of the ramparts are preserved and the animals have done some archaeology! See the stratigraphy 😅

A view of a tussocky field with an information board explaining it is the site of a temporary Roman fort now called Pennymuir.

A view along the remains of one of the walls of the old Roman fort which appears as a straight bank about two feet high and four feet across.

Another view of the ramparts of the old Roman fort.

The cows have exposed a cross section of the side of the ramparts showing layers of dark and light coloured soil.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· May 7

The green line is the route of Dere Street and the red is the site of Pennymuir roman fort.

Photo of distant landscape with the line of the ancient Roman road Dere Street in green and the site of Pennymuir roman fort in red.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· May 7

Back via Buchtrig. Thanks for sticking with this thread. Hope you get a chance to visit this wonderful landscape yourself one day.

Road and metal sign decorated with sheep and lambs saying ”Buchtrig (only)"

Spooky looking big black corrugated iron sheds set alone in a remote isolated valley.

Guy Harvey@guyharvey70· May 7

Marked on my map as simply 'fort' it is mind-blowing to stumble across it. This is it from the south, and then from the west in the rain 6/n