Robotics&the changing meaning of ‘work’ @RobertJShiller “I think we’re going to see a lot more leisure in the next century..maybe we’ll find some meaningful things to do.The problem is, people need a feeling that they contribute.That they’re working" buff.ly/2XcfcNd #work pic.twitter.com/a4sy6OFq7u

About 7 hours ago from Andrew Scott's Twitter via Buffer

Last November saw the inaugural event of The Longevity Forum @Longevity_Forum drawing individuals together from the scientific&behavioural sides of the agenda around longer healthier lives. For a description of the event& my reflections on the day see buff.ly/2Sbe4pk pic.twitter.com/QkQOJO4qca

Yesterday from Andrew Scott's Twitter via Buffer

Why demography isn’t destiny&the need for nuanced approach to ageing society. @DrDaronAcemoglu @pascualrpo Countries with most rapid ageing undertake more rapid development of automation technologies making productivity impact of ageing ambiguous buff.ly/2N2wbwX #ageing

About 2 days ago from Andrew Scott's Twitter via Buffer

What explains growth of health spending in the US and how important has it been in promoting life expectancy? Increase driven more by supply investments than demand, had a bigger impact post 1950 and declining productivity has levelled off @voxeu snip.ly/zsscpg pic.twitter.com/EScpWNaFuN

About 5 days ago from Andrew Scott's Twitter via Buffer

If AI means more human relating skills are in demand&these not correlated with analytical skills then @rebaldwin suggests ”no reason this new skill twist should lead to further rises in income inequality..might even lower inequality in long run” buff.ly/2RT4FTr pic.twitter.com/Dg1HRTYP5I

About 6 days ago from Andrew Scott's Twitter via Buffer