Salmon farms, camels, and chaos: Britain’s reluctance to innovate laid bare. There’s an old joke that a camel is just a horse designed by committee. In Britain, though, we don’t stop at camels. We’d spend three years commissioning a feasibility study, debating whether the camel’s humps might be offensive to local artists, and end up … Continue reading The Loch Long debacle: Why the UK hates risk but loves failure