Our usual answer to the complaint that we’ve neglected activities or a cause is “we haven’t the time” — to read books or see films that are too long, or stroll round a museum or even down a street. We can’t read an article on a new subject without being interrupted, wherever we are, by an urgent call for our attention. The new technologies, supposed to help us save time, are partly to blame, making it quick and cheap to move, to research, to send information and to communicate.

Mitt Romney’s business-based ideology believes the whole world should be exploitable for corporate profit