On Social media - I want the chicken... I think

Molly Flatt

Technology has brought consumers an almost infinite degree of choice. Products are broken down into smaller and smaller constituent parts so we can customise every aspect of our consumer experience to suit our individual needs.

I want the chicken... I think

Molly Flatt

Travelling by plane has never felt as strange as it did this summer. Forget the carbon footprint; it was the old pasta/chicken conundrum that really had me stumped.

Cramped in my one-size-fits-none seat, glared at by the graceless hostess, it took me a whole three panicky minutes to decide which to have. But what sort of pasta is it? What comes with the chicken? What if I see it and I don't like it? Is there really no other choice?

The concept of free will underpins the human condition. Our instincts tell...

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