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The Wiki Man

In defence of inaction: why it’s usually best to do nothing

27 April 2019

9:00 AM

27 April 2019

9:00 AM

I recently came across the Small Robot Company, a British agricultural robotics start-up. Their vision is that with smart, autonomous mini-tractors, the monoculture which has Mondrianised our landscape could be replaced by something more diverse. Farmers could plant multiple crops in the same fields, and practise new forms of rotation.

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