Philosophy
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Long Working Hours Are Making Australians: Unproductive, Mentally Ill, Physically Ill
Research indicates working more than 48 hours a week is associated with significant declines in productivity,…
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Top UK universities remain unreachable for 70% of students
Eight top schools have as many Oxford and Cambridge admissions as the next 2894 UK schools…
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The Prison of New Technology
There is a line in Neil Postman’s Amusing Ourselves to Death that has been haunting me…
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Can creativity SAVE your job from automation?
Around 40% of all law jobs are at risk of automation, according to a 2016 Deloitte…
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How to Keep Learning for Life: Learning After School and University
When we talk about learning, we’re often talking about school or university or a workplace training…
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The Problem with Ping Pong: How Companies Psychologically Manipulate Employees into Working Longer Hours
Ping pong. Bean bags. Free lunch. I’ve spent two months researching the psychological tools companies use to get…
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Public Talks in Sydney
It is nearly time for Vivid Sydney, and I thought in light of that I’d share…
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How Technology Can Divide Us Up: Connection in the Digital Age
There is a common argument in favour of technology: If we are divided, surely technology can…
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A History of Law Schools: A Battle Between Law as a Science and Law as a Liberal Art
The history of law schools is a battle of ideas. Ideas over what the law is,…
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What Will The Jobs of the Future Look Like?
My book Essays in AI looks at the future of traditional work and the upheaval about to…
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