1. the sound of a bell ringing slowly (usually associated with death) 2. a sound or sign announcing a death of a person or the end or failure of something
Dan Vergano
@danvergano.bsky.social
📉 🪦 Requiem for Gallup
The death knell of Gallup’s presidential approval polling and what it means for understanding American politics
https://open.substack.com/pub/decisiondeskhq/p/end-of-gallup-poll-presidential-approval?utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web
" news media is increasingly fragmented and short on money to pay for surveys"
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CryptoInsight
@cryptoinsight05.bsky.social
No death knell • The Register
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Brian Davidson
@brianwdavidson.bsky.social
In the book of Judges, a priestly theme runs through the stories to highlight Israel’s descent into death. Jephthah offers up his only child as an ascension offering. This is the death knell. In Judges, Israel becomes the land of the walking dead. https://brianwdavidson.com/2026/02/07/jephthahs-descension-offering/
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