Rory Galloway

RT @BenGoldsmith: ‘Sweden begins wolf hunt as it aims to halve endangered animal’s population’ [to a pitiful 170 individuals] Imagine if t…

RT @Eaterofsun: There's a piece by Sarah Smith being used in BBC Radio 4's Jimmy #Carter coverage in which she says that "he was the first…

RT @TheEconomist: What books should you read to forecast the future? On “The Intelligence” @Eaterofsun and @shashj offer their recommendati…

RT @ChrisStringer65: My summary of the new papers about Neanderthal interbreeding https://t.co/jFw0ZvWQ0k

RT @BrowneGareth: I visited the mausoleum of Hafez Al Assad in the family’s ancestral village of Qardaha, Lattakia today. It is firmly unde…

Gareth Browne was one of the first journalists inside the most notorious Syrian prison What he found there was truly shocking He walked through the cells with families desperate to find loved ones @TheEconomist https://t.co/qOxdE3iBu0

RT @deenamousa: I went on @TheEconomist's podcast, The Intelligence, to talk about the quiet re-emergence of iodine deficiency. Luckily, we…

Please come say hi where the sky is bluer I probably won't leave here before some critical mass, if at all But it's already refreshing to be somewhere where every second tweet isn't from the rocket man... or his cronies @ https://t.co/0KiVTxMBy4

The most depressing tweet I’ve seen today

Prof Michael E. Mann @MichaelEMann

On the bright side, we now have an answer to the Fermi Paradox

RT @benphillips76: the guy who just mansplained The Handmaid’s Tale to the author of The Handmaid’s Tale https://t.co/JEIbTUiDYO

Last year @charlie_mccann and I followed a family on their journey to Guyana, to apologise and atone for the crimes of their famous slave-owning ancestor, John Gladstone. With reparations in the news, we ask how responsible are individuals for the crimes of our ancestors?

The Economist @TheEconomist

At the Commonwealth heads of government meeting in Samoa, many countries met off-agenda to discuss reparations for slavery. Britain wants instead to “focus on the future”. Last year our podcast examined one family’s journey to tackle ancestral guilt https://t.co/G1323teXnR 🎧 https://t.co/ttwl5N6u6b

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The Economist @TheEconomist

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RT @TomGardner18: Sudan's civil war is on the cover, at last -- and this week's issue of @TheEconomist includes a big package of stories ab…

RT @TheEconomist: On “Babbage” this week, @RoryJGalloway visits @TheCrick to find out how scientists are gathering and sequencing ancient D…

RT @TheEconomist: “We may now have a way that we could actually physically find the genome of a dinosaur on Earth.” @RoryJGalloway tells “…

My interview on Babbage is on multi-million year genome preservation I speculate on the real-life potential for finding dinosaur DNA in space That’s right, dinosaurs* in space** ✨🦕🦖☄️ Michael Crichton eat your heart out *preserved genomes **may just be on Earth

The Economist @TheEconomist

“One day far in the future, ‘paleo-astronauts’...might be looking at asteroids in space and come across some DNA of a dinosaur.” @RoryJGalloway joins “Babbage” to talk about the potential of freeze-dried chromosomes. Listen now https://t.co/tk8iWkJB9l 🎧

RT @TheEconomist: What can ancient DNA reveal about modern human health? Find out from @alokjha and @RoryJGalloway on this week’s “Babbage…