Blog by Jeremy Cox
I was curious to discover how an income corridor might work to balance extreme wealth of the top 10% with the basic income needed by the poorest. I'm sure it won't happen without some kicking and screaming, but I wondered if the idea put forward by the economist Herman Daly might work. W...
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin SJ who died in 1955, was a Jesuit theologian and leading paleontologist who strived to unite science and theology, particularly evolutionary theory. I first read his books back in the 1970s when living in Oxford. What chimed with me was his ideas that ever since the first ...
I’m no expert on climate change, economic systems or inequity and poverty. I’m ordinary, unremarkable and retired. My retirement was fairly spontaneous. I’d been an IT industry analyst for a dozen years or so, following decades in the IT industry at IBM, KPMG Consulting, and less well-k...










