‘The Science’ Book title hack

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Recovered from my Twitter archives, 7:24 AM · Apr 24, 2019.

Adding ‘The Science’ after any feeling or observation creates a book title I’d definitely consider for a second or two.

Like, “That Feeling Someone’s Watching You – The Science”.
And some more:

  • “Fatal First Piss” – The Science.”
  • “Nervous Wee” – The Science.”
  • “Extremely weak cordial” – The Science.”
  • “TV Series Spoilers – The Science.”
  • “Each ‘Jelly Beans’ colour tastes different – The Science.”
  • “Season Finales – The Science”
  • “Blondes Have More Fun – The Science”

Risky Professions

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This one may need some explaining. In the second frame is a canary in a cage. They were used in mines, for when their beautiful whistling stopped – generally due to death – it was high time for the miners to get out before they also succumb to fatal carbon monoxide levels which they’d be unaware of otherwise.

Risky Professions

Who are the NSN?

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Here are some far better meanings for the NSN acronym, that surely outshine the racist National Socialist Network.

In opposition to their hatred:

  1. No Supremacy Needed
  2. No Skinheads Necessary
  3. No Space for Nazis
  4. Non-Stop Nonsense

Questioning their capabilities:

  1. Not So Normal
  2. No Science Needed
  3. Not Sharp Naturally
  4. Nintendo Super Nerds

And surely there are better things to spend your time on:

  1. New Society for Nurturing
  2. National Supporters of Non-discrimination
  3. Networks of Support for Neighbours
  4. National Storytelling Network
  5. Nurturing Smiles Needlessly
  6. New Sneakers Nightly
  7. Nice Snuggly Noodles

Thanks ChatGPT. This activity helped me, after seeing the worrying Four Corners report, Families fighting to keep loved ones out of extremist groups struggle to find intervention programs – ABC News: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-02-17/neo-nazi-extremist-intervention-radicalisation-four-corners/104930828

Review: Tell Me Again

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Book Cover
Tell Me Again written by Amy Thunig
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Dr Amy felt like a sister when I came across her for the first time, on Twitter of all places. That was maybe a decade ago. Staunch and unwavering, socially conscientious; yet deadly clear, and academically wise. I remember that stood out on ‘Blaktwitter’ at its height.


I learned A LOT more from Amy’s amazing memoir, Tell Me Again! What a struggle, what strength. It enthralled me from start to finish. It’s equal parts upsetting and uplifting. At times I had to put the book down and just feel the feels. It’s important for everyone to read, to understand the unlimited positivity that’s possible – in seemingly impossible circumstances.

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