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Author Martin Ford looks at how the free market would function in a future where automation and computers replace a significant fraction of the workforce.

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Eleanor Wachtel speaks with the Canadian architect, philanthropist and social entrepreneur Phyllis Lambert.

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With no past to remember and no future to dream of, Henry Molaison was the world's most famous amnesiac. Host Mary Hynes speaks to the neuroscientist who studied him for over forty years.

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