This video has just been released in the States. The interview was recorded last week. The cover picture came from the dark ages of our
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The Tory party is now proposing tyranny
I struggled with whether to comment on the Conservative Party conference this morning. I did so partly because of this YouGov poll, which shows he
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The Quantum Essays: Democracy as negentropy: why fascism is the politics of death
I posted another in the Quantum Essays series a couple of days ago. That one was about the meaning of life, negentropy, and the politics
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Drunk by design: how cities are forcing young people to drink
This article is by James Murphy, based on his recent experience as a young person living in London. It was edited by Richard Murphy. According
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Inequality is not falling
The background The claim that inequality is falling is a claim that is often trotted out by right-wing commentators, backed by selective income statistics. It
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Has AI broken the job market?
AI is reshaping work faster than universities, employers, or governments can adapt. In this intergenerational conversation, I talk with my son Tom about how artificial
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Why we need to ask ‘Why do people feel the need to protest?’
Roy Lilley asked this question this morning in his daily email, which usually focuses on NHS issues: “Instead of asking, ‘How do we stop protests?’
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Crypto’s murky core — and why the bubble must burst
Jemima Kelly in FT Alphaville captured the essence of the crypto world in a few sentences in an article published yesterday. She said: Crypto itself
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What would Keynes, Galbraith and Beveridge say now?
As John Maynard Keynes once said: The difficulty lies, not in the new ideas, but in escaping from the old ones, which ramify, for those
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