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The book I wish I read earlier (and believe all parents should read now) (opens the original)
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As I've said many times before, I am so glad I am not a parent to young children right now. The stress would destroy me. I reckon trying to fend off Mark Zuckerberg and Sam Altman would be tough for even the most ferocious tiger parent - and I'm not - quite - the fiercest. Plus kids seem to grow up even faster than when my children were little. Our number one kid came home from the first day of kindy asking where babies came from. Terrifying enough for a first-time parent. But a few weeks ago, I
Unpaid, overworked, and scraping by: welcome to the future of family life (opens the original)
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That Intergenerational Report scared the bejesus out of me. Here's what frightened me most. It takes a bunch of us for granted. And that bunch of us, mostly women, is sick of being taken for granted. Unpaid care, it says, will continue to make a "substantial social contribution, supporting families, communities and the formal care system". Which would be fine if we didn't also have to do that unpaid care on top of the huge amount of work needed to keep our collective heads above water. As The Pa
Grow up. Stop cancelling each other and have a tough conversation (opens the original)
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I think I'd love to have philosophers in charge of everything. I feel like they might find a path to world peace which could be useful considering nothing else is working. Maybe we should train entire generations of philosophers to be politician whisperers, to work with the arrogant and the egotistical. Could they get their charges to settle down? Would they be able to avoid conflict? Are we able to have serious conversations about the issues which matter without descending into insanity? I ask
In your wildest memes: sorry bureaucrats, this is what accountability looks like now (opens the original)
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Do we all have fantasy jobs? The work we might have done if we'd had the right skills or talents? And if we had those jobs, would we then be universally applauded, loved even, for our sheer genius? Yeah, nah. Then, there's the real world in which we currently exist. And which apparently our senior public servants are not too keen on. I too would love a job where people weren't mean to me. What a glorious concept! But are there any actual jobs like that? Nope. In the words of a former prime minis
I'd love a job where people aren't mean to me too. That's not the real world, secretaries (opens the original)
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Do we all have fantasy jobs? The work we might have done if we'd had the right skills or talents? And if we had those jobs, would we then be universally applauded, loved even, for our sheer genius? Yeah, nah. Then, there's the real world in which we currently exist. And which apparently our senior public servants are not too keen on. I too would love a job where people weren't mean to me. What a glorious concept! But are there any actual jobs like that? Nope. In the words of a former prime minis
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