A group of six women, including Katy Perry and Lauren Sánchez, returned to Earth from a space flight initiated by Jeff Bezos as a PR exercise for his commercial space flight ambitions. Perry described the experience as finding self-love and divine femininity, while Sánchez is involved in Bezos’s Earth Fund which has cut funding for decarbonization initiatives. The author expresses disappointment that the women did not use their platform to challenge Trump’s policies and philanthropic ties.
The author reflects on a visit to Cornwall and a Tate St Ives exhibition, drawing parallels between surrealist artist Ithell Colquhoun and comedian Jethro. The author critiques the lack of reliable information in the current media landscape, with social media platforms controlled by billionaires and algorithms favoring certain content. The article suggests the need for a new global news network independent of corporate influences.
The author discusses the impact of social media on careers and causes, highlighting the challenges faced in a media landscape dominated by tech giants. The article concludes with a call for Andrew Neil to start a new news network and invites readers to join the author’s mailing list for future updates on his work. The piece touches on themes of truth, manipulation, and the changing media landscape, with a satirical approach to current events and politics.
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