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82 interesting and nice emails, 1 nasty email, and 1 radio interview later, and it seems the little bit of buzz about today's article has died down. The article was the most read and most emailed article on the Irish Times site today, which is great, I hope people enjoyed it. I've gotten some very interesting comments, including Prof. Vani Borooah, his comments on the article are below:

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Some more thoughts on what 2050 might be like:

1. Communication will be more fragmented and fractured as text messaging and emails becoome the sole mode of communication.

2. With information so readily available, there will less information on knowledge and more on information: want to learn about the French Revolution? Just read the relevant page in Wikipedia.

3. There will be more emphasis on "virtual" rather than "real" relationships: friends made on Facebook or Beebo will seem real friends. A throwback to the "pen friends" of my generation?

4. The quality of life will change as "home working" becomes more common.

5. There will be greater inequality as those who "can" earn large rewards and those who "can't" slave for low wages.

Further update: Hi to the Crooked Timber readers!

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December 10th, 2019

Using Social Media to Boost your profile

My talk for the social media summit is here. 

November 5th, 2019

Innospace UL talk

Thanks for the invitation to speak, the whole talk is here. 

October 9th, 2019

Understanding the macroeconomy podcast

I really enjoyed my interview with Dr Niall Farrell of the Irish Economics Podcast. You can listen to it here:

September 15th, 2018

Identifying Mechanisms Underlying Peer Effects on Multiplex Networks

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March 24th, 2018

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March 7th, 2018

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February 7th, 2018

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December 10th, 2017

Marian Finucane Interview

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November 17th, 2017

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November 14th, 2017

Health Workforce Planning Models, Tools and Processes: An Evidence Review

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October 5th, 2017

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October 1st, 2017

AIST Debt and Demography talk

(Apparently Limerick is in the UK now!)

September 7th, 2017

My AIST Keynote: Europe Exposed

In which a camera man faints halfway through--he's OK though, I checked afterwards!

July 22nd, 2017

MacGill Summer School Speech

My speech at the MacGill Summer School is here. Thanks to Joe Muholland for inviting me to speak.

May 25th, 2017

Business Post Articles

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