Last month I attended a conference at Chatham House about the Future of Work. Much of what was said that day startled me, but possibly the most lasting impression is from an (anonymous) panel member who plainly and unironically stated, “the objective of most companies now is to become disproportionate…

Hannah Arendt, in her 1958 prophecy of what wonders we will be rewarded with for our wholehearted commitment to employment and technology, chooses to describe us in terms of our three vital activities; labour, work and action [1]. Labour pertains to the necessities of life. It is in accord with…

Note: 80% of this article was written before someone was killed by an Uber driverless car, however, this event perfectly proves that the issues discussed below are very real. There is a well-known thought experiment in moral philosophy called the trolley problem. …

The phrases Generation-Y and Millennials have become ubiquitous, but are their problems real and definable? If they are, is Generation Y doing what it can to solve these problems? …

Life is a Pareto Frontier. Pretend for a moment that experience can be measured with only two metrics, Excitement and Safety, assuming that an increase in either is a good thing. …