Blissfully ignorant
Research conducted by Cornell University concludes that many people hold excessively…
Research conducted by Cornell University concludes that many people hold excessively…
I have always been fascinated by human errors – especially fundamental blunders that…
The key question facing humanity is whether we are wise enough and smart enough to s…
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Recently I have become involved in a number of conversations to do with transformati…
It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sur…
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Finding opportunities for innovation and growth is hard work. The value of having go…
In the week in which Apple TV released their new documentary "The Year Earth Changed…
A few months ago I wrote about the powerful positive strategies my physio deployed t…
Hmm.... the dreaded L-word. No, I'm not talking about "the" L-word that makes hearts…
Consider how you would answer the following questions: Is the future known or unknow…
There are three things that can be said about human knowledge with total conviction.…
I wish the quote above was my own. It hails from Dame Minouche Shafik, Director of LS…
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