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Pawel Urbanski
I agree that capacity is the problem, but I think we might be fixing the wrong end of it first. Right now thousands of affordable homes are going up under pl...
Jana
My memory of being brought up in a council house was that ordinary working people lived in council houses and wealthy people lived in private houses. Today, the...
Alex Macfie
Many US companies are laying off workers to replace them with AI, then finding out that AI doesn't work as well as humans for most tasks, and are begging their ...
Jenny Barnes
@ chris cory. More council seats? How inspiring. I must get out and deliver more leaflets so the voters can see our bar charts....
Rupinder Singh
@Peter Martin and @ Daniel Walker —thanks for your thoughts. I have sympathy with the Mitchell thesis on IMF conditionality, particularly the structural adjus...
