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There are three things that anyone needs to feel they are when in a relationship; safe, loved, and heard. So stated a late-night psychotherapist. There sadly floats a blanketing of this kind of rubbish suffocating our oceans of hope. When you catch such a line, you may also wonder how

Seen the tv series phenomenon that is Baby Reindeer? Everyone I know says it's a must-see. Though they both say Episode Four is 'tricky'. I note in its spread, internet sleuths were busy deducing the stalker's name, in real life. Merrily posting who they were convinced to be 'perp'. A

I recently gasped at the quite incredible notion of a British health service reform that somehow has been enacted quickly and effectively. Now joining pretty much the rest of the globe, in the country of my birth a pharmacist can now dispense and array of meds previously the sole domain

It was in 1997 that William Sherden exposed [the forecasters'] trade in his book The Fortune Sellers: The Big Business of Buying and Selling Predictions. His conclusion can be summarised in four brief sentences. Private sector economists’ forecasts are no better than guesses. Government economists’ forecasts are often much worse

The constant battle between making money for the sake of it or the pursuit of betterment with purpose as chief focus can unsurprisingly be seen in the field of AI. I remain baffled by these two positions' jostling. As for me, I discovered early that when you do something primarily

I came across the phrase of this post title as recounted by a couple who sold their data company ten years in. It relates to the three-ish years of readying their exit. When interviewed, Data Shed co-founder, Anna Sutton, revealed in The Times; The phrase I kept hearing throughout the