Archived Tweets / Research Data
Codes & Themes w/wo Theoretical Memos
(derived through a process of inductive, qualitative, data analysis)
@BellaRones [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [337]: #NetZeroCarbon #ClimateEmergency #ClimateCrisis @AlboMP Stop this stupid EV push it won't work in Australian. It will only work for inner City #WOKE Latte sipping wankers. [URL redacted]
#OrgIntlUNFCCCNetZeroEmissions [Wikipedia]
#PhenomnClimateChangeEmergency
#PhenomnClimateChangeCrisis
#OrgClassifPPAUSAustralianLaborPartyALPAnthonyAlbanese
#TheoryDragonsOfInactionDiscredenceDenialScam
#OrgClassifPPAUSAustralianGreens
#MetaphorVersusRuralUrban
#MetaphorVersusEverydayPeopleLiberals
#OtheringElitesOutOfTouchLatteSipping https://dictionary.reverso.net/english-definition/latte-sipping
"ELECTRIC CAR?
CHARGING STATION 1,000 MILES AHEAD. GOOD LUCK."
#MemeChargingStation1000MilesAhead
#PhenomnRangeAnxiety [Wikipedia]
#LiteralVehicleCarPluginHybridElectricVehiclePHEV
#TheoryDragonsOfInactionPerceivedRiskFunctional
Context https://clairesfootsteps.com/driving-across-nullarbor-plain/ #ToponymOceaniaAustraliaGreatAustralianBightNullarborPlain [Wikipedia]
Addendum I'm curious about why this states "1,000 MILES" i.e. #LiteralImperialSystemOfUnitsMiles and not a metric equivalent - as of course, unlike #ToponymAmericaNorthUS, #ToponymEuropeUKEngland_ and #ToponymAmericaNorthCanada - #ToponymOceaniaAustralia (like #ToponymOceaniaNewZealand) adopted the metric system in full - commencing in the mid-1960's and completing in the 1980's [Wikipedia] And so, you would think that #LiteralInternationalSystemOfUnitsKilometres would have much more currency than miles (unless the target audience for this message was an adult before Metrication - meaning that they are now ~75 years old or that perhaps, the message wasn't produced by someone intimately familiar with Australia...).
Context https://clairesfootsteps.com/driving-across-nullarbor-plain/ #ToponymOceaniaAustraliaGreatAustralianBightNullarborPlain [Wikipedia]
Addendum I'm curious about why this states "1,000 MILES" i.e. #LiteralImperialSystemOfUnitsMiles and not a metric equivalent - as of course, unlike #ToponymAmericaNorthUS, #ToponymEuropeUKEngland_ and #ToponymAmericaNorthCanada - #ToponymOceaniaAustralia (like #ToponymOceaniaNewZealand) adopted the metric system in full - commencing in the mid-1960's and completing in the 1980's [Wikipedia] And so, you would think that #LiteralInternationalSystemOfUnitsKilometres would have much more currency than miles (unless the target audience for this message was an adult before Metrication - meaning that they are now ~75 years old or that perhaps, the message wasn't produced by someone intimately familiar with Australia...).
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