And so the central problem remains. If increasing computing power makes a lot of human jobs redundant, what are we all going to do all day? "Learn a trade" some people say. But we can'… (View Post)

In the long run, yes. After all, the shitty consequences of the version of austerity we voted for in 2010 have only really become clear in the last few years. (And fixing things will lead to improves… (View Post)

FPT, but we're still talking uni fees, and I have a hunch that @MoonRabbit is (again) onto something here... Martin Lewis is one of the most trusted and beloved figures in public life. I happen … (View Post)

Having one party in charge for too long is always bad news. When that party elides partisan interest and national interest (which nationalist parties tend to, as do Residents Association councils), m… (View Post)

Combine an increase in factory jobs and a relaxation of health and safety rules, you could get bonesmashing and being paid for it. (View Post)