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Wals all the laws of the land. Well, I've been speaking to Richard Sayler, the co-author of the

original Nudge book about the final edition which he's published and asked him if actually the

last 18 months of lockdowns and coronavirus restrictions has meant that actually we don't need

to be nudged, we just need to be told what to do. So that's coming up as our big thing on the

podcast. But first, as ever, it's our columnist panel and it's Monday, so it must be Libby Rachel,

it's Libby Pervis and Rachel Alvester. Now, Libby, let's start with your column today because I thought

it was really interesting, because normally, you know, the great culture war is between the

generations, as you described between the snowflakes and boomers, and you make a plea that actually

we thought we could all learn from those who are of a different age to us.

Yeah, it was sparked off by a couple of bits of research about how far mental ability improves

or declines with age and it just made me think about how much it changes and how you actually need

a wide mix of ages from early 20s to late 70s in any enterprise because it's interesting and it

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