The electorate are also sick to death of elections and electioneering. I'm interested and engaged with politics as clearly most on here are, but even I was sick to the back teeth of turning the TV on, only to find them droning on about the election AGAIN.
Calling another one quickly would be suicide.
Actually compulsory purchase of the debt at poor interest rates would be easier and save the same stack of money.PHI was a fucking debt disaster. New shiney hospitals that we have to pay for at fecking humongous interest rates before the debt is gone.
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices...-hospitals-debts-what-is-it-rbs-a7134881.html
It's chewing up a huge chunk of the NHS budget forever if there was anything that needs nationalising it's these PHI companies with deferred payments to the current owners at reasonable long term interest rates with the rest of the money sunk into new NHS infrastructure projects.
The electorate are also sick to death of elections and electioneering. I'm interested and engaged with politics as clearly most on here are, but even I was sick to the back teeth of turning the TV on, only to find them droning on about the election AGAIN.
Calling another one quickly would be suicide.
I'm sure we can persuade robots to do a big chunk of those jobs.You would still need designers, sales, installers, project managers, service, maintenance and emergency breakdown staff to facilitate the use of any robot/machine. Teams of staff just to keep the robots going. Then the companies who employ that work force will still need, admin, receptionists, payroll clerks, middle and top level management, accountants, cleaners. The office they work at will still have to function so you will need stationary suppliers, drivers to deliver those supplies, furniture makers, computers/IT staff, builders to build the buildings they work in, utilities, transportation to get them to work, someone to feed those staff........ I could literally go on forever. AI/automation will, and is, replacing some jobs undoubtedly but I can't see it being anything like the description you posted. Now whether or not we will have the skills available is another question but again I disagree everyone will need a computer programming degree.
The election proved there is still an appetite for policies with social value. Something many thought Blair killed.
Which ones?I'm sure we can persuade robots to do a big chunk of those jobs.
Which ones?
What programming languages are we talking here? Can I get by with just Java and Python or am I going to have to finally commit to really learning C/C++?Yes. People who have computer programming degrees and have an experience with neural network based AI for example. Like me. And I'm pretty sure you're all fucked.
My daughter, a registrar in the NHS, has a stack of gems like these about the NHS. The waste is extraordinary.
What programming languages are we talking here? Can I get by with just Java and Python or am I going to have to finally commit to really learning C/C++?
You would still need designers, sales, installers, project managers, service, maintenance and emergency breakdown staff to facilitate the use of any robot/machine. Teams of staff just to keep the robots going. Then the companies who employ that work force will still need, admin, receptionists, payroll clerks, middle and top level management, accountants, cleaners.
Cheers, dude.If you have to ask this question, there's a good chance you're fucked too.
She's not backwards at comming forward.Tell her to stop whinging to you then and start talking to her managers who can do something about it
You didnt see much of may though did you? I think there could be another one in 2 years or so and i hope the newly engaged youth vote stay engaged. They are not battered by years of promise and lies which is why i find it refreshing. Almost a new broom.The electorate are also sick to death of elections and electioneering. I'm interested and engaged with politics as clearly most on here are, but even I was sick to the back teeth of turning the TV on, only to find them droning on about the election AGAIN.
Calling another one quickly would be suicide.
^^^ this all dayWho faired better in recent by-elections?
May's goose is cooked and the Tories would have won at a canter if Cameron or anyone with an ounce of humanity and charisma had been in charged. She ran the worst campaign in loving memory and is still in number 10.
Agree. Brenda from Bristol many be mocked, but perhaps her sentiment was closer to public opinion.
That said, I think the media smell blood and will pursue May until she falls. It will then badger whoever becomes Prime Minister into holding another election.
Between her NHS work and private clinics....Tell her to stop whinging to you then and start talking to her managers who can do something about it