Daniel Susskind

@danielsusskind

Fellow in Economics at Balliol College, Oxford, co-author with of 'The Future of the Professions'.

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  1. Nov 21

    Very well put.

    "Religion is the opium of the people" - Karl . " is the opium of people displaced by robots" - Dennis Snower
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  2. Nov 19

    Kissinger on Trump. --

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  3. Nov 18

    Those who suggest all will be fine in 20 years as polls show young are "liberal globalists" are wrong - young get old, & their views change.

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  4. Nov 16

    Fantastic idea ...

    Oxford-Cambridge rail link could create UK ‘Silicon Valley’
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  5. Nov 16

    Interesting how important religion is to Bannon. It is not window dressing at all.

    This is your absolute must read of the day. Transcript of Steve Bannon elucidating his world view.
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  6. Nov 16

    A short piece by me: 3 lessons for liberals from Brexit and Trump

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  7. Nov 14

    I often disagree with but he is right on this. Holds for Europe -- think Le Pen, Petry, & others -- too.

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  8. Nov 14

    The Macroeconomics of Populism. --

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  9. Nov 13

    I worry more about him inheriting the NSA etc.

    Trump will inherit the account - 11.8 million followers. His own account has 14.8 million. Hillary has 11 million.
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  10. Nov 10

    It is well-worth following in the coming weeks. Always clear and perceptive.

    .: "James Madison’s machine of constitutional protection is about to kick into gear." via
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  11. Nov 10

    Compare this to the statement yesterday.

    Rabbi Mirvis is an exceptionally decent man. Can you imagine Teflon Rabbi Sacks ever saying this?
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  12. Nov 10

    There is truth to this. Also that some get a warm glow from saying "it's the economics". Other is too terrifying.

    The basic division is btw ppl who see Trump's win as victory for racism and those who see it driven by economics. Many implications.
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  13. Nov 9

    Completely right. What use is a Jewish "leader" whose strongest rebuke to fascism is this mealy-mouthed tosh.

    This from is shameful. Hollow & sycophantic, capturing none of the anxieties of the Jewish community. A waste of leadership.
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  14. Nov 8

    You give an inch, the far right takes a mile. We have been too soft, too understanding, too indulgent, too appeasing.

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  15. Nov 9

    And, I should add, any minority community.

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  16. Nov 9

    This from is shameful. Hollow & sycophantic, capturing none of the anxieties of the Jewish community. A waste of leadership.

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  17. Nov 8

    The voters there know what Trump is; they know what they're voting for, and they're doing it anyway. How does our society hold together? 2/

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  18. Nov 8

    A terrifying night, and not just because Trump might win. It turns out that there is a deeper rage in white, rural America than I knew 1/

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  19. Nov 7

    Interesting.

    Popcorn Alert: Martin Amis goes head to head with on US Election and what it reveals about the US on tonight 22.30
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  20. Nov 6

    I'm excited about this. --

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