Author: Barry Cooper

In the tapestry of a community, the care home should be a vital thread, weaving connections that bind neighbours, families, and individuals into a resilient…

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The Government elected after the next UK General Election, regardless of their political persuasion, must embark on a fundamental review of the systems of local…

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In this conversation with ChatGPT, I am struggling to find out whether ChatGPT has a view of the future, which is fundamentally different from the…

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There is enough evidence of how things are for anyone to see that the future will not be like the past. The economy is shrinking,…

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In my advanced years, I find an increasing desire to understand the evolving dynamics of our world. Much of the knowledge accumulated over my 86…

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It is interesting how individuals in different fields view the future differently. Classical economists see a future of endless economic growth, as does everyone employed…

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‘How financialisation heralds the end of the industrial age‘ is the name of a piece published by The Honest Sorcerer: A critic of Modern Times…

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Gail Tverberg has permitted me to copy the headings from her post in Ā Our Finite World. Her post tells us how much the current system…

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Hey there!  I thought you might like a few words from me about the UK economy. Let’s dive into the wild world of jobs in…

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A few minutes ago, David asked me if I had anything he could publish in the RADIX blog. I have been thinking about the future…

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“Brevity is the soul of wit.“William Shakespeare From the top down: The future looks dire. Soaring unemployment, increasing energy prices and food poverty all seem…

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“Those who propose replacing the top-down with the bottom-up may have a valid case.”Tim Morgan, in his Surplus Energy Economics blog We canā€™t imagine the…

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