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Would love to hear your thoughts! The album is amazing so it was very hard to decide. There was only 1 song which I did not like and that was Pose. I understand that it is supposed to replicate club music and see why they included it in the album but it’s just not for me.
This is part of a much larger worldbuilding project centred around the capital city of a fictional country. I started by designing the city’s boroughs, then sketched a geographically accurate alignment for the lines before simplifying everything into the metro diagram you see here.
The finished network consists of 11 lines serving a little over 200 stations, with a hierarchy of major interchanges, local hubs and neighbourhood stations. Rather than making every journey pass through the city centre, I tried to create a network with multiple interchange opportunities across the city so passengers have several possible routes.
Next I plan to design:
I also had a lot of fun naming the stations. Alongside more familiar British-style names, I deliberately invented plenty of unique names to give the city its own identity. Some of them are a little unusual, but that was intentional.
u/TillZealousideal8282, I thought I would share an idea for how we could make future GCSE elections a bit fairer and more representative since I think the way you did it led to a lot of bias.
The way the system worked meant that parties were placed against each other, and voters chose one from each pair. While this seems like a fair way of comparing parties, it can actually create some problems because the result can depend on which parties are matched together, rather than simply how much overall support each party has.
Imagine there are 4 parties:
If the second round puts Party A vs Party D and Party B vs Party C, then A and B will probably move forward.
However, if the pairings are Party A vs Party B and Party C vs Party D, then one of the two most popular parties is immediately eliminated.
This means the winner can be affected by who faces who, rather than just who has the most support overall.
A fair election should measure what people actually want, not whether a party happened to get a favourable matchup.
A simpler and fairer method would be one round where everyone votes for their preferred party, and the party with the highest number of votes wins. This directly shows which party has the most support and avoids the issue of certain parties being eliminated because of the way the bracket was organised.
I hope this makes sense, please do not hesitate to ask any questions!
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Hi everyone,
A week ago I made a discussion post about the new Great British Railways livery and was really interested by the responses. While there were a range of opinions, there were also several recurring themes that came up again and again.
The most common concerns included:
After reading through the discussion, I decided to create a Change.org petition asking Great British Railways and the Department for Transport to reconsider the current livery before it becomes the standard across the network. The petition isn’t against nationalisation or Great British Railways itself. It explicitly supports a unified national railway. It’s simply a call for a better, more timeless visual identity that preserves some regional character.
If you share those concerns, I’d really appreciate you taking a look and signing it.
Sweet Potato, Chilli Con Carne, Mozarella, Avocado, Baked Mushrooms!
Apparently, it was supposed to be released late July but we are already almost in August so perhaps, early August?