Risk is always about probabilities and appetite. In part it’s determined by personal attitude, but in an industrial society probably more often by the role we fill. Administrators and bureaucrats are paid to be risk averse, and for them the appearance of risk is a… Read More
These are extraordinary times. In politics we are witnessing remarkable acts of negative leadership, from Westminster to Washington founded on blustering rhetoric vilifying others but without any idea of where to go to build a better more meaningful future for our children. In business we… Read More
Yesterday was an important day. A possible, even probable vaccine for Covid 19 delivered in an astonishingly fast time, and a vindication of the many positive aspects of private enterprise, and the power of science. It also had its shadow side. The stocks that rocketed… Read More
