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Bronwyn Williams

Who pays for the cashless economy?

The move to digitise payments is said to offer the benefits of convenience and security, but there are also drawbacks.

Steam-powered Africa

If Africa wants to create jobs to cash in on its promised demographic dividend, looking to the arts might not be a bad idea.

Bronwyn Williams

Let the scholar beware

The market moves far faster than school curricula can, or will.

Bronwyn Williams

The place where magic goes to die

Institutionalised foresight is not foresight at all; it’s just another process.

Bronwyn Williams

On growing Africa’s economy

What can Africa do to escape its intergenerational poverty?

Bronwyn Williams

No tips please

How is it possible that my taxi fare as a middle-class consumer is falling?

Bronwyn Williams

The closing of the European mind

On nudist beaches and degrowth economics.

Bronwyn Williams

Luxury or necessity?

Are ethical values and environmental commitments feasible when there isn't the money to back them?

Bronwyn Williams

Suffering the children

To confuse youth with virtue, or, indeed, ancestors with wisdom, is a fool’s errand.

Bronwyn Williams

Towards political change, one funeral at a time

Waiting is not going to get you very far if you have grand plans for taking charge of your country’s future.

Bronwyn Williams

Where have all the taboos gone?

Microdosing moms, anyone? How about about ketamine for kids?

Bronwyn Williams

What happens when empathy gets in the way of efficiency?

Humans come standard with unreasonable and superfluous needs for care and affection.

Bronwyn Williams

Give them circuses

“Already long ago, from when we sold our vote to no man, the People have abdicated our duties; for the People who once upon a time handed out military command, high civil office, legions — everything, now restrains itself and anxiously hopes for just two things: bread and circuses.” Juvenal

Bronwyn Williams