The eclipse saw colanders liberated from kitchen drawers across the country.
Not since the performative appreciation of NHS staff (banging pots and pans instead of paying them properly) during COVID-19 has an item from the kitchen been liberated with such enthusiasm.
If you're interested, I discovered this historical eclipse viewer and memorabilia collection - ranging from 1793 to the present - donated to Williams College's Hopkins Observatory, along with a quick reminder on safe viewing practices.
A visit to the National Portrait Gallery's Marilyn Monroe exhibition, read through the parallel history of photography.
Apple's 'unified memory' is just 'soldered on so you can't upgrade' in a nicer suit. And for £12,500 you still don't get a screen or a keyboard.
Freezing in an emergency isn't fear — it's a failure to retrieve a behavioural template. A go-bag simulation with Year 10–12 students proved the point: only one packed a toothbrush, and almost nobody thought to bring a bag. Try my virtual version built on the train home.