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Whenever I drive down to the South West of England, I pass the Great Wall of Dorset, a seemingly never ending brick wall broken only occasionally by imposing gateways topped with giant animal statues. The wall containing roughly 2 million b...
Last week I was invited to take part in a debate, provocatively titled ‘Your use of AI does more harm than good’ at the B Corp Festival in Oxford. It took place in the rather surreal historic venue of the Oxford Town Hall, built in 1897, co...
In my previous post about competition and collaboration, I talked about the plight of the Hopi people in North America, who have peacefully struggled to maintain their culture amid the competitive force of modern America.
In 1903, a woman named Elizabeth Magie launched a board game designed to highlight the systemic causes of social inequality and to educate people about how they might be solved. ‘The Landlords Game’ had two sets of rules. One set of rules e...
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Tom Greenwood is a business leader focused on how business can be a force for social and environmental progress. He is co-founder of the B Corp digital agency Wholegrain Digital and author of the book Sustainable Web Design.
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