Can we follow our passions a living?
Daniel Susskind spends a few pages of A World Without Work examining and rejecting the idea that people, freed from the kind of drudgery that… Read More »Can we follow our passions a living?
Daniel Susskind spends a few pages of A World Without Work examining and rejecting the idea that people, freed from the kind of drudgery that… Read More »Can we follow our passions a living?
Over the past few months, I’ve read news articles at the ABC and the Australian Computer Society explaining the “Great Resignation”, claiming that large numbers… Read More »Should I care about a Great Resignation?
Looking for something to read while the libraries are closed, I spotted Henry David Thoreau’s Walden on my bookshelf. I’m sure mountains have already been… Read More »Walden for the science fiction adventurer
Since pubs, restaurants and tourist areas around New South Wales re-opened, I’ve visited them sparingly and mostly on weekdays when there’s not so many people… Read More »Off-peak entertainment
A couple of weeks ago, an article at the ABC made the point that if I can do my job lounging arounding on a beach… Read More »On being replaced by globots