Responses: 725
Respondents: 10
It should be easier to build power stations of all types
π 100%π 0%π€· 0%
AI is the defining technology of the next 10 years
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
Building things is a way to figure them out
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
Be Proudly Ambitious
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
Build More Infrastructure
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
simplify high-skilled immigration
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
impact through agency, high conviction and industriousness.
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
We believe in Space colonisation
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
Maximise knowledge creation
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
Incubate AI R&D, build data centres.
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
Expand nuclear energy (including fusion)
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
Foster growth in the biotech sector, specifically longevity, gene therapy research and BCI R&D, through subsidies, regulatory support.
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
Enhance the UK's space industry infrastructure; double down on the Shetland spaceport and accommodation for new launch technologies.
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
Secure the UKβs role in space exploration and commercialization.
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
Policies to encourage market variance and entrepreneurship, regulatory sandboxing of new technologies (e.g., driverless transport)
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
We should ambitiously advance human flourishing.
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
We should care about achieving end results (more flourishing) more than ideology.
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
The state should take high-risk, high-reward bets on emerging technologies via R&D/Investment agencies modelled after DARPA
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
Modelling after the BBC's commercial arm, empower other British public services to commercialise their offering abroad to reduce the tax burden here
π 88%π 0%π€· 13%
The state should take high-risk, high-reward bets on emerging R&D/Investment agencies modelled after DARPA
π 86%π 0%π€· 14%
There are a set of orbits for which the UK would be a viable space launch location
π 83%π 0%π€· 17%
Reduce legal risk around mistakes when starting startups
π 83%π 0%π€· 17%
Embrace uncertainty and risk-tolerance
π 78%π 0%π€· 22%
Foster open source AI
π 78%π 0%π€· 22%
It is bad that factory farms cause so much suffering
π 75%π 0%π€· 25%
It should be a goal to make the UK energy independent, by fracking and making it easier to build nuclear, solar and wind power
π 75%π 0%π€· 25%
MPs should be paid more
π 75%π 13%π€· 13%
All spending should be benchmarked against cash. If it's better to give people cash we should do so
π 75%π 0%π€· 25%
Simplify Tax System
π 75%π 0%π€· 25%
make it easier for people and businesses to move between cities
π 75%π 0%π€· 25%
Incentivise Population Growth
π 75%π 13%π€· 13%
Build More Cities
π 75%π 0%π€· 25%
More Regulation Sandboxes
π 75%π 0%π€· 25%
Technology is the extension of human creative intelligent output
π 75%π 0%π€· 25%
Majority of AI safety people arenβt actually that different from us in terms of vibe
π 75%π 13%π€· 13%
We are builders and are trying to build the future
π 75%π 13%π€· 13%
We are optimistic about the future
π 75%π 0%π€· 25%
Embrace the power of competition and markets
π 75%π 13%π€· 13%
Overhaul planning and experimental regulations to facilitate capital development and accelerate aerospace, defense, and other high-tech industries, reducing barriers to testing and innovation.
π 75%π 0%π€· 25%
Deregulate and support the expansion of nuclear energy to secure an abundant, independent energy supply, including investment in research for next-generation nuclear technologies and fusion energy.
π 75%π 0%π€· 25%
We should enthusiastically deploy technology while recognising its realistic risks.
π 75%π 0%π€· 25%
Exploit our wind/wave energy potential to become the Saudi Arabia of green energy for Europe
π 75%π 0%π€· 25%
Create high speed rail links and other integrated infrastructure between Oxford, Cambridge and London.
π 75%π 0%π€· 25%
Give special planning dispensation + funding to cities with global impact to allow them to build, expand and innovate i.e. Oxford, Cambridge etc
π 75%π 0%π€· 25%
Lower top rate of tax, but simplify and focus on enforcement to get the same tax rate overall
π 71%π 14%π€· 14%
With investment the UK could be a viable launch location even despite the unideal latitude
π 71%π 14%π€· 14%
The best way to predict the future is to create it.
π 67%π 11%π€· 22%
We should build 5 new London tube lines before 2035
π 67%π 0%π€· 33%
The UK should invest (via tax breaks etc) in getting scaling up companies in the UK
π 67%π 17%π€· 17%
It would be good to experiment with charter cities in the UK - city sized regulatory sandboxies
π 67%π 17%π€· 17%
Allow people to improve their houses to the next level of density so that density can gradually increase
π 67%π 17%π€· 17%
Other city mayors and metropolitan mayors to be given the same level of control as the London mayor (Khan)
π 67%π 0%π€· 33%
The UK should offer tax breaks for health insurance, as australia does
π 63%π 25%π€· 13%
If a drug has been tested in the US, EU, Korea or Japan it should be legal to take inthe UK
π 63%π 13%π€· 25%
Reduce Innovation-Hindering Regulations
π 63%π 0%π€· 38%
improve social-security (NHS, etc.)
π 63%π 0%π€· 38%
We believe the UK can be a powerhouse of science, technology, and engineering like we were 200 years ago
π 63%π 0%π€· 38%
Limit top-down control
π 63%π 0%π€· 38%
Maximise AI engineering to derive capabilities and safety.
π 63%π 0%π€· 38%
Reform housing and urban development regulations to expand housing supply and capital development.
π 63%π 0%π€· 38%
Exploit our natural resources to create a fund able to invest in domestic infrastructure (including housing) and make geopolitically strategic investments abroad.
π 63%π 13%π€· 25%
An annual national celebration of British culture where cities put on showcase events like Edinburgh's Fringe
π 63%π 13%π€· 25%
Extinction risk from AI is between 10 and 100%
π 25%π 63%π€· 13%
Everyone should have a right to visit our friends, families and communities easily and quickly via public transport, not just in London.
π 56%π 11%π€· 33%
Extinction risk from AI is between 1 and 10 %
π 13%π 50%π€· 38%
London should build a new tube line a year from 2027 onwards
π 50%π 0%π€· 50%
The UK should allow people to push their property to the next level of density on their street
π 50%π 0%π€· 50%
MPs should be given 500k each to run their offices
π 50%π 13%π€· 38%
We should sign the no-nuclear-first-strike policy
π 50%π 13%π€· 38%
0.7% of GNP should go to aid again
π 50%π 25%π€· 25%
We should have 10% the number of words in law that we currently have
π 50%π 25%π€· 25%
laws against social nuisance should be enforced more visibly and aggressively
π 50%π 38%π€· 13%
provide student-loans only for valuable degrees
π 50%π 25%π€· 25%
incentivise global scale-up businesses to headquarter & bank in the UK (tax breaks / regulation / GTM support / trade-deals)
π 50%π 0%π€· 50%
Healthcare should be nationally subsidised (via insurance), and privately fulfilled
π 50%π 25%π€· 25%
Technology is key to human fulfilment
π 50%π 38%π€· 13%
The best defence is a good offence.
π 50%π 25%π€· 25%
Screws are 4cm long, head is 8.5mm in diameter, threads 3mm, core 2mm
π 50%π 0%π€· 50%
Push human biology
π 50%π 0%π€· 50%
Take power out of Westminster and create London-style power structures for other cities.
π 50%π 0%π€· 50%
The best offence is a good defense
π 50%π 25%π€· 25%
Supermarket loyalty schemes should not coerce people into handing over their data in return for more affordable food.
π 11%π 44%π€· 44%
The UK is a cost effective place to launch satellites from
π 38%π 0%π€· 63%
We shouldn't have tariffs on trade with our allies
π 38%π 25%π€· 38%
Lower top rate of tax but ensure wealthy pay it
π 38%π 25%π€· 38%
reduce punishments for dumb startup mistakes
π 38%π 13%π€· 50%
We are mostly aligned with Cummings view of British politics
π 38%π 0%π€· 63%
Reform NHS to streamline and integrate it, improve IT. Open it up to external private competition e.g., Palantir
π 38%π 13%π€· 50%
mandate the creation of startup incubators in every university
π 25%π 38%π€· 38%
Have a charter city in the North, with much more open immigration
π 38%π 13%π€· 50%
The UK have a fixed number of 5 year work visas each year and should sell them via auction
π 25%π 25%π€· 50%
Tax cuts to stimulate economic growth, attract FDI, and enable corporations to increase wages
π 25%π 25%π€· 50%
The UK education system is good
π 0%π 0%π€· 100%