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Four inspectors, four thousand mills

In 1833 Parliament appointed Britain’s first factory inspectors. There were four of them, and between them they were supposed to police conditions in around 4,000 mills. Unsurprisingly, the law they were enforcing was widely evaded. Those four men still mattered more than most of the legislation that came before them. Parliament had already passed laws […]

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The Silence That Made Bill Gates Speak Up

Bill Gates spent a few days recently with his two granddaughters, aged three and one. What stayed with him afterwards was a question that really vexed him. What is education actually going to be for, by the time those two are old enough to need it? Gates published an essay in late August called “A […]

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The book Steve Jobs didn’t enjoy reading

In the spring of 1992, Steve Jobs stood in front of a lecture hall of MIT Sloan students and opened his talk not with a product demo, not with the NeXT story, but with someone else’s book. The full recording sits on MIT’s official YouTube channel, and about three and a half minutes in, Jobs […]

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