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"Dr Summers' political forecasts were proved wrong in respect of the outcomes of the US Presidential election and Brexit but his economic arguments and linkages regerding the macro-economy of high savings, low interest rates, low investment in infrastricture, high asset values, populist resentment to elitist wealth and technology drivers, and a need to publicly and privately increase productive investment, were very powerful and well worth listening to and reflecting upon. "

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"Fascinating debate about 'the future'. A few things spring to mind: - retail is already showing signs of having suffered from the effects of online shopping, as was predicted about 15 years ago or more. Are driverless cars really going to make this any worse? - re. the above and the fact that more people are moving into cities and towns (at least, that was a prediction in 2009 and is referred to in the talk - I wonder what the UK figures are?), I think there will be growth in the leisure sector including eating out (there is a huge demand for chefs, but I wonder if that relates to more complex factors than just growth in eating out but also to the fact that hours tend to be long and pay relatively low) - people have been talking about fewer office-based jobs and fewer offices for several decades - I'm not sure it's really happened. Again, as they say in the talk, people like face-to-face and like the social aspects of work. And if anything rather than having paperless offices we seem to be using more paper... - it would be really interesting to hear a debate by experts with knowledge of the developing nations. Are they leaping over certain steps of industrialisation and going straight to being technology-based? (if that makes sense). However I saw a report about Greece recently which suggested that some people at least are going to agriculture. And after all, we all have to eat... And finally... can people in the UK invest in FundRise?! "

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