When AI runs out of memory, what does it remember about you? 🤖🧠 A relationship story in algorithms and ephemera Let’s imagine your favourite AI chatbot — ChatGPT, Claude, Bard — reaches its memory limit. It’s spent weeks, maybe months, chatting with you, learning about your preferences. Then one day… it forgets. Well, technically, it …
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More scorching June
Here’s a clear, impactful data visualization and write-up for your blog—showing how UK summers are getting longer and hotter, with more scorching June and July days: 📈 Graph: Rising Number of Hot Days in June & July (UK, 1960–2025)(Number of days ≥30 °C) | * 2025 (est): June 9, July 7 | * | * 2020: June 5, July 4 …
Glastonbury variety, inclusivity, and activism-driven content.
Glastonbury Festival attendance has grown alongside the number of performing acts—from its humble beginnings to the massive cultural phenomenon it is today:┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ Glastonbury Festival │ │ Attendance vs. Number of Acts Over Time │ │ │ │ 210,000 ─┬──────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ │ │ │ │ │ 150,000 ─┤ . (2025: ~200k, 4k acts) │ │ …
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📊 Timeline & Protests at Glastonbury
1981–1990 • Glastonbury hosted CND (Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament) as its central cause, raising over £1 m and featuring prominent anti-nuclear activism . 1992 onwards • Greenpeace, Oxfam, and other NGOs became recurring on-site presences, marking the festival as a key hub for environmental and anti-arms trade campaigns . 2017 • Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn …
🌿 Gardening the Data: Who’s Still Working at 65?
Making sense of what grows — whether in the soil, in the arts, or in the data. So we took a moment to garden the numbers and explore something quietly powerful: how many people in the UK are still working past 65? 🌱 Digging Into the Numbers We pulled data from the Office for National …
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Systems Thinking
How people feel like new year (love or loathe it) seems to be how people feel about resolutions. They can make or break a year and here is why. One of the reasons we don’t set goals is because we are afraid of failing. It doesn’t have to be like that if your goal is …