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Nobody wants to turn down requests for help. But weighing the cost in terms of family commitments may help

Mankind has to wait for ‘singularity theory’ before robots can lead the way

The Oxford thing matters, of course. But what matters much more is that I was born in England rather than Bangladesh or Uganda

But what rights the workers in such jobs should have is still unformed

The quantitative models did not produce very good forecasts

Pace of technological change does not always happen as fast as many think

Perceptions also stoked by belief that certain things just have to be priced thus

Websites hoping for repeat traffic tend to avoid the most infuriating adverts

For policies to be far-reaching, it helps being pragmatic

Concepts and products can easily be replicated and that is not such a bad thing

Society is still at odds deciding with what these stand for

Growth of any significance will happen only within a higher interest rate regime