We Live in Google’s World Now
...talking about inflation and interest rates as if they knew what they were talking about. Niall Ferguson and Adam Tooze become strange shamans as soon as they click into the...
...talking about inflation and interest rates as if they knew what they were talking about. Niall Ferguson and Adam Tooze become strange shamans as soon as they click into the...
...own favourite Adam Ferguson: and, like them, he suggests that we look at our system of politics, finance and commerce in the most rational way possible. Not rationalist, but rational....
...models to that used by Professor Neil Ferguson and his crystal-ball gazers at Imperial. A quick reminder of what some of these soothsayers got wrong: Paul Ehrlich, author of the...
...published in the BMJ suggests herd immunity could have saved more lives than lockdown. Researchers from Edinburgh have reassessed Prof Neil Ferguson’s modelling that showed half a million people would...
...as the Prime Minister’s chief of staff Dominic Cummings. The pollster who conducted these focus groups, James Johnson, has written up his findings for the paper. Stop Press: Only one...
...in. If Covid is Doubling Every Nine Days Why Are “Cases” Almost Flat? Neil Ferguson appears to have lent his state-of-the-art modelling device to colleagues at Imperial Scientists at Imperial...
...Press: James Melville has produced a great Twitter thread comparing our current NHS crisis with previous years. Turns out, a winter NHS “crisis” is an annual event. https://twitter.com/jamesmelville/status/1344198385465765888?s=21 I Remember,...
...With many people now facing a choice between civil disobedience and Covid restrictions, Martin Luther King’s words remain as relevant as ever, says James Jeffrey at the Critic “Professor Lockdown...
There follows a guest post by James Delingpole, the Executive Editor of Breitbart London. I don’t know how many people went on the Freedom March through London at the weekend,...
...was was in fact anguished anticipation of the difficulty of getting the public to accept the decision which had already been made: by Neil Ferguson, Dominic Cummings and others. IV...
