By George Bregman, Venture analyst.
Specialisation: Private Equity, AI, biotechnology.

The Theranos story was a big failure that taught everyone a lesson: a great idea can sometimes turn out to be a hollow one.

What becomes of rest when work is no longer exhausting? What becomes of pensions when labour turns optional? And what becomes of the very idea of “deservedness” in a post-labour world? These are not questions of science fiction, but quiet foreshadowings

Reflections by Katerina Karp, Curator, Visual Artist, Researcher

Art is not merely a reflection of reality. It is a means through which knowledge itself is constructed and articulated in visual and semiotic forms.

In an era where time is increasingly precious, many of the world's richest people have developed distinctive reading habits as a tool for accumulating knowledge and developing innovative thinking. While not all claims stand up to rigorous scrutiny, the literary diets of these influential individuals demonstrate a genuine commitment to lifelong learning.