Odds and Ends of History
James O'Malley, Dr. Mark Pack, Zion LightsWhy that thing you retweeted is probably wrong.
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Writer and journalist covering politics and technology. I tweet as @Psythor.
Author of "Polling UnPacked: the history, uses and abuses of political opinion polls"
Zion Lights is a Science Communicator who is known for her environmental advocacy work and her focus on building a high-energy, low-carbon future. Zion is a world-leading speaker on clean energy and pro-human, pro-progress environmentalism.
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