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The Infamous GCSE Question
The essay examines the challenging 2022 Edexcel GCSE Higher Tier Maths Paper 1 question, considered the toughest of its kind. It presents three effective methods for solving it—geometric, polar integration, and trig substitution—highlighting the consistent nature of the solution. It appeals to students, parents, and mathematics enthusiasts alike.
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The Different Types of Hypothyroidism: An Informative Overview
Hypothyroidism is a common endocrine disorder characterised by insufficient thyroid hormone production or impaired hormone action, leading to a slowdown of metabolic processes throughout the body (Chaker et al., 2022) . As someone who has lived with thyroid challenges and continues to monitor my own levothyroxine dose, I find it valuable to share clear, evidence-based information about the various forms this condition can take. Below is an overview of the main types of hypothyroidism, their causes,…
How Nice To Have You Here
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I Stand Against The Modern Romanticisation of Pederasty, and Other Sexual Vicissitudes
As a forensic psychoanalyst , I often reserve my opinion on situations that are frequently misunderstood and which cause great offence to particular communities. However, personally, I cannot, I don’t want to, and I will not tolerate any form of romanticisation of those who harm children sexually – the pederasts. Nowadays, there is plenty of that. There are pederast prophets in some religions, pederast presidents in some countries, and pederast people who migrate. I lay in bed staring at the ceiling. Too many thoughts rush through my mind. Too many memories of injustices which might never end. A repertoire of…
Mmm… You’ll Know
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Ten (π∞) Ways to Measure Probability in Relation to an Incident
When an incident happens, the first questions are usually: How likely is this to happen again? and How worried should we be? Whether you are talking about a workplace accident, a cybersecurity breach, a service outage, or a safety near-miss, measuring probability is how you move from gut feelings to informed decisions. (Aven, 2016) Probability…
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Why “Vague Sustainability” is Starting to Look Really Suspicious
Have you noticed this shift that businesses have been doing the past year or so? Well, a few years ago, businesses were loud about it. Everybody had a pledge, a badge, a landing page, and a big statement about saving the planet, then a lot of that energy cooled off. Like, it became “less trendy” if you want to call it that. Well, basically, some companies got quieter because they didn’t want to…
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