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Menace to Sobriety
The new wellness fad that sells redemption without sin and recovery without suffering
Nov 16
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Christopher Gage
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Thou Shalt Not Judge
Every few months, a story appears that feels like a symptom of something larger—not madness itself, but our refusal to name it.
Nov 11
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Christopher Gage
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Red Alert
Why do white British redheads flock to the hateful ramblings of radical Islam?
Nov 7
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Christopher Gage
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October 2025
The Curse of Potential
What is Oxford Sour for? Why would these nice people want to listen to my mad ramblings?
Oct 30
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Christopher Gage
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The Confetti Game
A brief family history of climbing topless ladders.
Oct 28
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Christopher Gage
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The Joys of Victimhood
True believers and the politics of moral narcissism.
Oct 20
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Christopher Gage
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The Importance of Boredom
Algorithms hate idleness—but civilisation depends on it.
Oct 7
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Christopher Gage
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How to Fix Broken Britain
A forward-thinking manifesto to deliver change for stakeholders
Oct 3
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Christopher Gage
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September 2025
Laughter and Loathing
On purity, protest, and the politics of eating your own
Sep 26
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Christopher Gage
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Oxford Matinée #3
This week: Trump lands in Broken Britain; The saga of the racist soap; The false promise of open relationships and more.
Sep 18
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Christopher Gage
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Soap Opera
Notes from the hell realms
Sep 15
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Christopher Gage
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Breast Intentions
The new leader of the Green Party has a particular set of skills.
Sep 4
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Christopher Gage
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