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To be ‘a Jack of all trades’ has been variously a compliment and an insult, and most recently, an attack on expertise. But is it what we need to be?
Read MoreLockdown is excluding us from tactile experiences. Any answer to this & future pandemics cannot divorce our digital consciousness from physical interaction.
Read MoreLaziness motivates us to find better ways to do things. Far from decrying ‘lazy’ home workers, we should be celebrating their instincts.
Read MoreLow friction global communication has enabled our fracture into tiny tribes, each with strong views, tight borders, and fierce opposition
Read MoreIn my research into the future holiday, I looked at the pressures facing the future of travel and the trends that will define how we vacation.
Read MoreThis month I have been working with the global communications company Poly on a report on the future of work and particularly, hybrid working.
Read MoreDiscussions of class are rather muted alongside louder debates of race, sex, gender and age. But class is an important conversation in age uncertainty.
Read MoreI appeared on Radio 4’s Moral Maze this week. Here is a version of the argument I made in favour of the city – the only answer to the three crises we face.
Read MoreFour horsemen of disaster are vying to define our next three decades. Which one lands its blows first will determine our future.
Read MoreA new report warns of a population implosion by the middle of this century. What does this mean for humanity and how should we respond?
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