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Better conversations about it. i do think people are starting to recognise that we shouldnt demonise fatness. i think theres a long way to go, but progress is always incremental and progress certainly in regards to fat acceptance is incremental. but i recognise that. and you still talk about it because you do want to change attitudes. i do. 1,000%. no matter how much weight i lose — and im on an ongoing journey, obviously — i still think its important that people should be treated with respe...

Interests and you are not easy to pigeonhole. for example, you know, the other bestselling book you wrote was your reflections on feminism, but you very deliberately gave it a very controversial title. you called it bad feminism. mm—hm. do you still see yourself as a bad feminist? what does it even mean? well, when i titled the book bad feminist, it was after one of the essays in the book, and it was partlyjust tongue—in—cheek, like, "ha—ha, im a bad feminist." also, i mean, lets be hone...

Impartiality is _ speech. my last question, impartiality is a _ speech. my last question, impartiality is a big - speech. my last question, l impartiality is a big principle speech. my last question, i impartiality is a big principle for the bbc but so is trust, and right now there are many people in the uk that simply do not trust you, do you think you should resign?— think you should resign? absolutely not. m ob think you should resign? absolutely not- my job is _ think you should resign? ab...

To the status of primary deity and characterizes her as a waif-like innocent victim taken advantage of and fragile. it casts the entire human endeavor on the social front as a raping and pillaging patriarchal monster only interested in power and it casts that character as a drought riding on the back of that giant, essentially. thats the depiction of the world. we can reek environmental havoc. social structures can become power mad, and we can be carelessly consumerist. but its an incomplete sto...

Reflections of that underlying pseudo religious narrative and its extraordinarily dangerous. now, the reason that you can see that in some ways itsou religious structure rather than than a careful attempt to grapple with the full realities of the world, is that it has these odd features. so, for example,st the environmentalists tenduclear to radically oppose nuclear power and also naturaland also t and its clearly the case thatud theres nothing that reduces carbon productiorbon pron that more ef...

That a few minutes is not always ideal. nonetheless i asked him the questions you heard in the interview. he did not see my question is, he was not briefed and did not have any say over this editorial. the interview thatjust went out on air, seven minutes, is the full interview, as it happened. yes he is my boss but i am a bbc journalist and he was treated like any other interviewee, without fear or favour so it is any other interviewee, without fear orfavour so it is important to establish that...

Theyre trying to track, they will filter out and drop anything that is moving outside of a given range of speeds. so this is why military radars, for example, are able to, most of the time, disregard things like clutter from the ground, reflections from trees and reflections from birds, clouds, depending on the frequency of the radar — because those objects are moving relatively slowly or stationary, and so the radar will simply filter them out. the wider you make those kind of velocity gates ...

But in order to not get endless false returns if youre looking for something like aircraft or missiles, which would be the normal military things that theyre trying to track, they will filter out and drop anything that is moving outside of a given range of speeds. so this is why military radars, for example, are able to, most of the time, disregard things like clutter from the ground, reflections from trees and reflections from birds, clouds, depending on the frequency of the radar — because t...

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But in order to not get endless false returns if youre looking for something like aircraft or missiles, which would be the normal military things that theyre trying to track, they will filter out and drop anything that is moving outside of a given range of speeds. so this is why military radars, for example, are able to, most of the time, disregard things like clutter from the ground, reflections from trees and reflections from birds, clouds, depending on the frequency of the radar — because t...