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Is this what a Green world would look like?
It’s chilling enough hearing the medical forecasts for the impact of coronavirus. But the economic forecasts are almost as worrying. Many businesses have already sent most of their staff home. At some point it seems likely that almost everyone bar essential workers such as healthcare providers will be ordered to work from home. The impact on the economy will be cataclysmic.
How would you respond to the rise of Nazism?
My book of this decade might seem a strange choice. It was written in 1939. The events it describes began unfolding more than a century ago. It is a biography, something the author completed almost as a challenge to himself. He never wanted the work to be released; he hid the unfinished manuscript, which wasn’t discovered until after his death in 1999 as his son went through his papers.
Should we privatise marriage?
I will admit it. I have a frosty relationship with the local Register Office. It’s not really their fault. But I just don’t trust them. The Home Office has turned them into snitches. It all goes back to the Immigration Act 2014. Before then, if two of my parishioners wanted to get married in the church, I could carry out the ceremony without having to ask the state for its permission. The only legal preliminary required was that I call out their names on three Sundays before the wedding.
What women really want? You've got no idea
(Photo SAJJAD HUSSAIN/AFP/Getty Images) Groupthink What women really want? You’ve got no idea The transitioning men's rights activist David Thomas is just reinforcing sex stereotypes “I think my boobs are, well… pretty. They’re neat and round and because they’re so new and small, they don’t sag. I love how they feel, too, and the way I keep being reminded of their presence. I can’t see a flight of stairs, or an escalator on the Tube, without wanting to run up it two steps at a time.
The consequences of cosy AI collusion
Capitalism The consequences of cosy AI collusion Retailers should think twice before using price-fixing algorithms “People of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices.” That, of course, is Adam Smith in the Wealth of Nations, noting the ever-present threat that collusion poses to competition.
Brexit voters weren't duped by propaganda
Share Brexit voters weren’t duped by propaganda Dawkins was at it again over the weekend. The professor, while strolling around Westminster at the... 4 mins 26 June 2018 Dawkins was at it again over the weekend. The professor, while strolling around Westminster at the heart of the ‘People’s Vote’ (aka ‘Stop Brexit’) march, took the time to opine via Twitter: “Yes of COURSE there are people who voted Leave for reasons other than xenophobic bigotry or fading imperial jingoism. I’ve met at least four.
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