• Do people annoy you more than they used to?

• Students Jury on Online/Pandemic Learning: Thoughts To Consider

• The sublime high of visibility

• A conversation with Tyler Shores about digital wellbeing

• Raptor Jesus is Risen

• Big data, social listening and social futures

• Who is writing this blog?

• Magical voluntarism: I got this

• New Book: Post-Human Futures

• What big tech knows about your children

• Hope, perseverance, a vision (some doubt)

• Professor Bernhard Steinerhoff, Lecturer

• Three thoughts about post-pandemic inequality

• Being immersed in work while it rains at night

• Nick Land’s Poeticisation of Capital’s Obscenity

• Post-Pandemic Hedonism: Thoughts on Mark Fisher’s Final Book

• What are the opportunities and challenges for Digital Social Research?

• What does it mean to be partners-in-freedom?

• Start the Riot!

• How disagreements about evidence shaped the UK government’s inaction over face masks

• What’s been made visible by COVID-19 and what might become invisible once again

• The Project Graveyard

• What’s gone wrong with social media in higher education and why we urgently need to fix it

• Rap against dictatorship

• The case against lockdown

• Hannah Arendt on Conspiracies

• A collection of sea shanties

• Hope Not Hate’s recommendations for Zoom security

• The death march into crisis

• Behold him now, in utter solitude

• Who holds back the electric car?

• Popular Culture and Pandemic Imaginaries

• What’s it like to move from organising face-to-face conferences to organising online conferences?

• Chomsky on Anarchism

• Pragmatising Philosophy

• A moment of violence

• The psychopolitics of lockdown

• Imagining a decentralised social media

• data.index

• Part of me stays in the room where we met

• What has a year of COVID-19 done to knowledge production?

• Heterosexuality is a Construct

• Never trust a Tory

• What do we mean by ‘post-pandemic’?

• The poetics of pandemics: why ‘living with covid’ gets squeezed out by ‘life after covid’

• The latent utopia of Twitter

• What have we lost in the accelerated academy?

• What will hybrid offices look like?

• How will vaccine nationalism reshape globalisation?

• Save us, the human existence is failing

• Navigating research revolutions: big data, open research and post-truth

• They set me on fire and I did a lot of burning

• A quick guide to academic podcasting during a pandemic (part 1)

• The space for learning design during a pandemic

• Concepts for the new normal

• Sociology On and Beyond the COVID-19 Crisis: An Online Symposium

• The self under siege: the best introduction to modern continental philosophy I’ve encountered

• data.matrix

• Eat the meek

• The missing skill of technological reflexivity

• The responsibility of educators in a pandemic

• Craft and exploitation in the digital university

• The socio-political makeup of the coronaskeptic movement

• Preventing pandemics or preparing for them

• An internet minute in 2020

• Critical realism and digital social science

• Who’s to hold up the sky if not you and I?

• I got debts that no honest man can pay

• What does it look like when a health care system breaks down?

• This new age of plagues is directly the result of economic globalization

• Post-Pandemic Scholarship: Some Initial Thoughts, April 22nd at 2pm GMT

• The great sickly slums which will soon be screaming

• State capacity for decisive action in an emergency does not necessitate the suppression of democracy

• From the war on terror to the war on pandemics?

• The spectral character of Covid-19, or, will growing deaths undermine denialism

• A sober discussion of vaccine risks

• Defining a time frame: from the pandemic, to the intermediate pandemic to the post-pandemic

• The relevance of Erich Fromm for online learning during a pandemic

• Human culture and Covid-19

• A few thoughts about the anti-lockdown case

• Solutionism and Covid-19

• The variation in the R rate between infected individuals

• The technological strength yet evolutionary weakness of human civilisation vis-a-vis SARS-CoV-2

• The institutional health of Sociology in the UK

• What comes after Trump?

• The tremendously efficient writing of Slavoj Žižek

• Is Slavoj Žižek slowly becoming Christopher Hitchens?

• Take only what you need from it

• The insidious sexism of Modern Family

• Theorising socio-cultural change: a note on the casual contemptuousness of John Milbank and Adrian Pabst

• Physical distancing and intensified social connectivity

• A note of caution about posthumanism in education

• Some thoughts on the political economy of Covid-19

• I’m in love with the night

• Some critical thoughts about the post-digital

• I miss Gaslight Anthem so much

• Why can’t history leave us alone? I want to return to my bubble

• The intoxicating immediacy with which we can now act on the feel of an idea

• A rough draft of a new intellectual biography

• The Co-Production of Platforms by Users: A Case Study of Higher Education