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Four minutes after 10 is the time a very good morning to you.

Here's an interesting little thing that we will get on to at some point in the not too distant future.

A Dutch political philosopher is asking a question that we've asked on this program a few times.

How much is too much?

She's invented something called Limitarianism. The idea that there should be a cap upon just how much wealth the wealthiest people can have. They'd still be the wealthiest people, of course. I'm just seeding that with you. That's homework. I want you to start thinking about that. I don't think we'll get onto it this week. Maybe not even next week, but soon and for the rest of your

life. No, I want you to think about that. Limitarianism. How much is too much? There are questions

coming up, I think, for society as a whole that are philosophical rather than sort of

sociological or economic. I think there is a great reckoning on the horizon when it comes to things

like inequality and global warming and the settlement, if you like, the social contract.

But I won't concern you with such matters today. I look at a rather more urgent matters today.

I look at this strange insistence that the escalating situation in Yemen,

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