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BONUS PARK BENCH: https://youtu.be/AhqNMb0fOJU -- In the Thames Estuary, near a town called Sheerness, a few dozen miles east of London, lies a World War 2 shipwreck that contains over 1,000 tonnes of unexploded bombs. Is it a risk to the area? Or is it just an interesting historical artifact? The trouble is, no-one's quite sure...

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Thanks to Matt Gray for the incredible camerawork: he's at http://mattg.co.uk or @unnamedculprit on basically every social network.

And thanks to Maxim Harper, @maximharper on Twitter, for tipping me off to this in the first place!

http://tomscott.com - http://twitter.com/tomscott - There's a strange avenue of trees in Richmond Park, ten miles from St Paul's Cathedral; and an odd, wedge-shaped skyscraper in the city. At the New London Model, at the NLA Galleries at the Building Centre, I explain both of these. London is going vertical: but there are quite a few places where tall buildings aren't allowed, and here's why.

Thanks to Dan W on camera, and to the team at the New London Model!

Don't worry, I've not gone all DJ Khaled. 🔑 Let's talk about an interesting quirk of psychology, and a TV "Year of Promise" telethon that didn't stick around too long. EDIT: my conclusions here are questionable. For another point of view, check out Thomas Frank's video, "Why You Shouldn't Tell People About Your Goals": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKdm5... - and visit https://www.tomscott.com/corrections/ for all corrections on this channel.

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