@2147mill If you open a Cash ISA because you want guaranteed returns, doesn't the company you save with go and invest that money anyway? Or is the problem that it's all just parked in Gilts?
@MartinSLewis The same thing happened 25 years ago at Halifax Share Dealing. On that occasion you got logged into someone else's account and could trade! No one did though. One line of code in the wrong place.
@premnsikka Surely this is just customer's savings and it's the customers that get most of this interest minus a small cut for the bank? Effectively just a variation of a government bond?
@WallStreetMav What about Augmented Reality glasses plus an LLM that can guide any able bodied person through a skilled plumbing job. I.e. anyone can become an AI guided meat robot?
@GillianMacMSP If he builds companies that create products that society values at $10 trillion. For instance electric cars and green energy solutions. You're saying he shouldn't own 10% of those companies? Assuming no monopoly or corruption? Plus anyone can compete and reduce his market share.
@jonsopel The license fee should pay for essential broadcast infrastructure and then the BBC should compete on merit. It's unfair to the BBC to disconnect it from the vital feedback of consumer choice.
@TimothyDSnyder What, you can feed 40 million people with some 1s and 0s in a database somewhere? Weird, you'd think you'd need some agriculture, farmers, factories, distribution networks, refrigerators, pesticides, fertilisers, packaging, workers, etc. 🤔
@rorysutherland Before COVID, in the days where every office had a permanent lack of meeting rooms, I thought the "Meeting Bus" would be a great idea. Call it like a Taxi and an appropriately sized bus converted into a meeting room would pull up outside.
@culturaltutor Great film. Reminds me of all the ornate iron railings that were removed in the second world war, you see the stumps everywhere. I wonder how much more beautiful our streets would be if that had never happened.