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    Editor's note

    Oct 14, 2019 2 minutes
    – Ben

    Everything’s a little bit upside-down. As we industrialised, manufacturing and transport became more affordable and manageable. Big business grew; big business leaders grew complacent. Soon they were able to visualise items ordered, manufactured, shipped and sold as figures on a piece of paper, so it’s no surprise they started thinking

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