I think the main thing is to support local as much as possible. Particularly with tech we’ve sort of allowed American companies to own everything about our digital lives and maybe that’s not the best thing for us? I agree you need a large number of people to make a difference but it starts with a few considered actions and grows from there.
You’re absolutely right, but I would imagine there is a high amount of overlap between those groups of people. It always made me laugh when people said we should use Brexit as a chance to be more like Singapore without having any idea of what allows Singapore to be Singapore.
Is this actually a thing? I honestly don’t know enough about housing policy of the current government but certainly hadn’t heard they wanted to reduce farmland for housing. I think we’re way too protective over a lot of areas and should be forcing progressive development a lot more than we do.
It will damage some jobs and eliminate some jobs, but it will also create jobs. Isn’t it better that we create those jobs here rather than letting someone elsewhere take them? AI is going to advance whether we like it or not.
Yeah it’s totally understandable, often being able to protest anything means you’re coming from a privileged position. When everything is so expensive getting ‘good enough’ for cheap is going to entice a lot of people to use them regardless of the hidden ‘cost’ in other areas.
Definitely my experience too. I dread having to deal with anything in the UK as I know it’s going to be a complete pain and it will be handled by people utterly uninterested in solving the issues. Totally the opposite with Chinese companies, they’ll bend over backwards to ensure things are sorted as you expect them.