Who was it that said: there are none so blind as those who will not see? Maybe it was the Huffington Post, which reported of Hillary a day before the US election: “She’s got it!”. Or the New York Times, whose election-eve odds were 84% favouring a Clinton White House? Ok, let’s not be too […]
The deep Dreamworld tragedy is now the nightmare that may not be forgotten or forgiven. Equally, the reputation wreckage left in the roiling wake of that Thunder River Rapids ride was avoidable. What was needed amidst chaos were clear, and above all, human and humane thinking. Not easy, no. But necessary and totally expected from highly paid […]
Imagine. The driverless and connected car. The Jetsons meets Blade Runner, with wheels– for now! The benefits are mind-boggling – but so too are the challenges affecting safety, privacy, regulation, law enforcement, and more. Yet, to the general community, car makers don’t appear as alert and active as they could be in confronting these issues. […]
As a community and society, our civility is always tested if someone offends our norms of behaviour and presents a threat. It should go without saying that the tools of good consultation are capable of actually alleviating any threat, changing offending behaviour and retaining our civility, all while achieving mutual gains. Oddly, more often than […]
When it does go wrong, everyone will know about it – immediatelySeptember 8, 2018 - 8:16 pm
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The Socratic Paradox – worth understandingFebruary 12, 2018 - 5:01 pm