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December 25, 2021

Digital Ethics

In an increasingly digital world, and with the technological revolution underway, it is important that tech is used and designed to improve and enhance people’s quality of life.

The past couple of weeks have been the longest year of my life. My mother died on the 29th from Covid. She had caught it at her final chemo appointment – the second time she had beat cancer. Because it was in Ireland, we have a very different set of rituals that we go through.

Adding to The Done List

During my posting of these, I was reminded by my housemate that I need to contact Axelos and get my name updated on the PRINCE2 certificate…)

Inclusion Week Content.

Last week was national inclusion week and I made some resources for work. These are free to use if you wish, and are available in slides and PDF form – If you want a copy, drop me an email: morgan@greydoesthings.com (For those in queer communities – You will recognise some inaccuracies, but please remember that

The ‘What if I’m Wrong?’ option

I have been saving up for a deposit for a fair while now and last month I surpassed the £10K mark (insert celebration emoji here). The issue that I have been facing the past month or so though is that I have about £3k of that in an account that is just say in an

The last fortnight

It’s been a couple of weeks since I last tracked the things I have done, and It’s time to make an update, I think: I had a rope date with a friend whom I haven’t seen in like 5 years – We worked out that I was in Somerset the last time that I actually

The curse of knowledge

“How do you not know what the curse of knowledge is?” The curse of knowledge is when someone is communicating to others, and unknowingly assumes that the other party has the background knowledge to understand what is being communicated. The example that I come across the most is when people are talking about pop culture