The Cost of Simplism
My favourite quote on simplism Steven R. Covey said (and he probably got it from someone else) a…
For Leaders, during Black History Month – navigating some realities to get to somewhere good.
It’s a difficult area to address. But important. Here’s a Top 10 for organisation leaders to work on…
Three simple shifts that made UK totalitarianism likely
People are starting to ask if it’s possible for UK society to become totalitarian. They’re behind the curve…
Nietszche called it right…we killed God and it’s not great
The philosopher Friedrich Nietszche wasn’t religious, but had this part right I have a religious faith. I wasn’t…
Where the Reform UK Party have it wrong
Reform doesn’t have it all wrong, or all right – here are two shifts needed The UK Reform…
The Projective psychology of ‘Liberal’ Authoritarians
We must reject totalitarianism from both Right and Left Clear writing from Matt Goodwin and Luke Conway. If…
Avoiding self-polarisation
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What happened to “Government of the people, by the people, for the people?”
Democracy in the UK is at a low and needs saving. It’s a difficult time politically in the…
How people get binary and tribal
An example from today – keep thinking, all! So Esheru Kwaku and and Isobel Oakeshott disagree today. No…
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