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MayUnderstanding a post-capitalist world
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It is widely accepted that the traditional neoliberal capitalist model is dying. It doesn’t have long to live. It’s not [more]
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MayIs a shorter working week the answer?
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Nearly a century ago John Maynard Keynes, the famous economist, predicted a 15-hour working week by the turn of the [more]
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MayHow to Predict the Future
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The best way to predict the future is to ensure you’re part of crafting it, or so the saying goes. [more]
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AprStriving for Carbon Neutrality
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For nearly a decade we’ve been driving down our carbon emissions. We looked to efficiency gains first and, like Forrest [more]
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JanThe end of the (land)line for fixed phones
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DecThe countdown to 2019 has started
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NovChristmas & New Year 2018 : Working / Support Hours
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NovAI won’t replace all jobs – but it will de-skill many of them
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There is a school of thought that says AI will replace routine jobs, and a lot is made of what [more]
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SepThe Truth About Remote Working
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I can almost guarantee how the conversation is going to play out after someone asks me, “What do you do?” So [more]
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SepHow Social Media is Sucking the Life Out of Your Social Life
Tags: culture, digital nomadry, facebook, Future, smartphone addiction, social, social media, Technology
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Facebook states as its “mission” on its own Facebook page to “Give people the power to build community and bring the [more]
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AugHow to compete in an AI-driven world
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To prepare for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, in its The Future of Jobs report, The World Economic Forum laid out [more]
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