Tom Marshall
@tompmarshall.bsky.social
Researcher
University of Birmingham
Primary care, health policy, public health, health economics.
Occasional runner.
University of Birmingham
Primary care, health policy, public health, health economics.
Occasional runner.
It appears that some men may live in such a confident expectation that consent is given, that they can overlook the fact that consent may not have been given.
April 6, 2026 at 6:34 AM
It appears that some men may live in such a confident expectation that consent is given, that they can overlook the fact that consent may not have been given.
What does Google AI say about historical patterns where bad leadership destroyed a nation?
April 5, 2026 at 12:16 PM
What does Google AI say about historical patterns where bad leadership destroyed a nation?
Nobody’s name beginning with B here.
B is for 🐂💩?
B is for 🐂💩?
April 3, 2026 at 11:11 PM
Nobody’s name beginning with B here.
B is for 🐂💩?
B is for 🐂💩?
Feel free to campaign for wider access to handguns & machine guns in the UK. Or maybe in Australia?
You’ll find the argument is a non-starter. Many countries think even one mass shooting is too high a societal cost for a dangerous & useless toy.
Oddly, the US has similar views of Kinder Surprise.
You’ll find the argument is a non-starter. Many countries think even one mass shooting is too high a societal cost for a dangerous & useless toy.
Oddly, the US has similar views of Kinder Surprise.
April 3, 2026 at 3:58 PM
Feel free to campaign for wider access to handguns & machine guns in the UK. Or maybe in Australia?
You’ll find the argument is a non-starter. Many countries think even one mass shooting is too high a societal cost for a dangerous & useless toy.
Oddly, the US has similar views of Kinder Surprise.
You’ll find the argument is a non-starter. Many countries think even one mass shooting is too high a societal cost for a dangerous & useless toy.
Oddly, the US has similar views of Kinder Surprise.
Is sparkling spring water supposed to be this colour?
Or this is this Donegal
Spring Water?
Or this is this Donegal
Spring Water?
April 1, 2026 at 12:49 PM
Is sparkling spring water supposed to be this colour?
Or this is this Donegal
Spring Water?
Or this is this Donegal
Spring Water?
“make back the upfront costs“ is an odd way to evaluate the return on investment.
Surely if the annual savings are a greater percentage of the initial investment than the return we’d get by putting the same money into a savings account (or alternative investment), the investment is worthwhile?
Surely if the annual savings are a greater percentage of the initial investment than the return we’d get by putting the same money into a savings account (or alternative investment), the investment is worthwhile?
March 29, 2026 at 5:57 PM
“make back the upfront costs“ is an odd way to evaluate the return on investment.
Surely if the annual savings are a greater percentage of the initial investment than the return we’d get by putting the same money into a savings account (or alternative investment), the investment is worthwhile?
Surely if the annual savings are a greater percentage of the initial investment than the return we’d get by putting the same money into a savings account (or alternative investment), the investment is worthwhile?
This offence.
Section 132 of The Highways Act (1980)
Feel free to campaign to change the law.
Section 132 of The Highways Act (1980)
Feel free to campaign to change the law.
March 26, 2026 at 6:42 PM
This offence.
Section 132 of The Highways Act (1980)
Feel free to campaign to change the law.
Section 132 of The Highways Act (1980)
Feel free to campaign to change the law.
February 24, 2026 at 10:51 PM
Somehow life doesn’t seem quite so bad right now. 🙂🍷
January 19, 2026 at 6:34 PM
Somehow life doesn’t seem quite so bad right now. 🙂🍷
For complete loss of ice caps? True
What’s the cost of a 0.6 m rise in sea levels? That’s the minimum IPCC estimate by 2100. Versus the cost of 1.1 m (also possible)?
Have to consider these costs (& others) against costs of net zero.
What’s the cost of a 0.6 m rise in sea levels? That’s the minimum IPCC estimate by 2100. Versus the cost of 1.1 m (also possible)?
Have to consider these costs (& others) against costs of net zero.
January 18, 2026 at 9:11 PM
For complete loss of ice caps? True
What’s the cost of a 0.6 m rise in sea levels? That’s the minimum IPCC estimate by 2100. Versus the cost of 1.1 m (also possible)?
Have to consider these costs (& others) against costs of net zero.
What’s the cost of a 0.6 m rise in sea levels? That’s the minimum IPCC estimate by 2100. Versus the cost of 1.1 m (also possible)?
Have to consider these costs (& others) against costs of net zero.
During the Eemian period CO2 concentrations were much lower than they are today. On present trajectory the earth is heading for a much warmer climate eg: Pliocene period. (Sea levels 15 higher)
Whats the cost of this likely to be?
Whats the cost of this likely to be?
January 18, 2026 at 3:51 PM
During the Eemian period CO2 concentrations were much lower than they are today. On present trajectory the earth is heading for a much warmer climate eg: Pliocene period. (Sea levels 15 higher)
Whats the cost of this likely to be?
Whats the cost of this likely to be?
Just out, our systematic review & meta-analysis of antibiotics for simple upper respiratory infections & reconsultations.
TL:DR
TL:DR
July 30, 2025 at 12:48 AM
Just out, our systematic review & meta-analysis of antibiotics for simple upper respiratory infections & reconsultations.
TL:DR
TL:DR
May 20, 2025 at 10:34 PM
Translating people’s disutility from commuting into a monetary value “isn’t that straightforward”?
Really?
It’s trivially easy to estimate willingness to forgo your time for a monetary value. It’s called a salary.
Really?
It’s trivially easy to estimate willingness to forgo your time for a monetary value. It’s called a salary.
February 10, 2025 at 4:59 PM
Translating people’s disutility from commuting into a monetary value “isn’t that straightforward”?
Really?
It’s trivially easy to estimate willingness to forgo your time for a monetary value. It’s called a salary.
Really?
It’s trivially easy to estimate willingness to forgo your time for a monetary value. It’s called a salary.
Generic mid-continental European city
January 11, 2025 at 9:57 PM
Generic mid-continental European city
I’m looking forward to a collaboration between these two. Maybe it would be a podcast on the olfactory politics of irregular migration?
@allylouks.bsky.social
@zoejardiniere.bsky.social
@allylouks.bsky.social
@zoejardiniere.bsky.social
January 4, 2025 at 11:24 AM
I’m looking forward to a collaboration between these two. Maybe it would be a podcast on the olfactory politics of irregular migration?
@allylouks.bsky.social
@zoejardiniere.bsky.social
@allylouks.bsky.social
@zoejardiniere.bsky.social
The moon & Saturn
January 3, 2025 at 10:49 PM
The moon & Saturn
Twitter isn’t at all flooded with loopy conspiracy theorists.
Here’s a Tweet from the famously sane David Icke popping up in my feed…
Here’s a Tweet from the famously sane David Icke popping up in my feed…
January 3, 2025 at 10:37 PM
Twitter isn’t at all flooded with loopy conspiracy theorists.
Here’s a Tweet from the famously sane David Icke popping up in my feed…
Here’s a Tweet from the famously sane David Icke popping up in my feed…