Further and higher education: The dividing line
The number of students in further education has collapsed, undermining the UK’s ability to prepare people for the future
Read MoreThe number of students in further education has collapsed, undermining the UK’s ability to prepare people for the future
Read MoreWhat has happened to trust in authority? And ill trust in media, politicians and experts be restored in the coming generations?
Read MoreWhat does it mean to be a winner in the game of life today? And how much control can we exert over the rules?
Read MoreOur culture constantly reinforces a sense of male entitlement to women’s bodies and service. Until we challenge it, nothing will change.
Read MoreKids are bemused by old technologies that were critical to us but which have now disappeared, leaving only echoes. What technologies are likely to disappear in the near future? Here’s one suggestion, explored in fiction.
Read MoreMicrosoft has filed a patent to turn someone’s digital personality into a chatbot. Is this our first attempt at resurrection?
Read MoreAnother year over and a new one… about to begin. What happened? And what does the new year hold? Here are my 2021 predictions
Read MoreThe brain in the jar is a staple of science fiction: minds that can be dropped into new bodies or digital environments. But it’s wrong.
Read MoreTo 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 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.
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