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Works in Progress Magazine Works in Progress is an online magazine dedicated to sharing new and underrated ideas to improve the world, and features original writing from some of the most interesting thinkers in the world
The failure of the land value tax - Works in Progress Magazine By the early 1900s, Progress and Poverty was more popular than Shakespeare among Labour MPs 1 In 1910, the Liberal government of Henry Asquith implemented a tax on increases in land value and undeveloped land with a view to reforming Britain’s system of property taxes
How mathematics built the modern world - Works in Progress The mathematical underpinnings are evident in Leon Battista Alberti’s seminal 1415 work, De Pictura (On Painting) The opening paragraph announces that the treatise will ‘borrow from mathematicians those aspects relevant to the subject’
The prehistoric psychopath - Works in Progress Magazine Drawing on work published after Better Angels, our archaeological dataset includes around 150 prehistoric hunter gatherer sites, compared to the 21 sites in Pinker’s source, and our ethnographic dataset draws on data from several modern hunter gatherer studies that Pinker’s source didn’t include
The world of tomorrow - Works in Progress Magazine What exactly was its allure and to whom? What was the nature of its illusion? Only then can we consider how progress might recover its glamour and what the risks might be if it does The glamour of progress in the twentieth-century emerged from audiences inspired by three different kinds of longing
Against the survival of the prettiest - Works in Progress Magazine Many readers of this journal are interested in the idea of progress In many respects, the history of housing conforms approximately to a progressive narrative: the homes we live in are a great deal better built and better insulated than those of our ancestors, and (housing crisis notwithstanding) they are generally much less crowded
The housing theory of everything - Works in Progress Magazine Where you live affects nearly everything about your life – where you work, how you spend time off, who your friends and neighbours are, how many kids you can have and when, and even how often you get sick Most people’s most valuable asset is, by far, their own home
Geothermal energy - Works in Progress Magazine This could be achieved through incremental technological progress, but there are several ongoing attempts to create game-changing new geothermal technologies If any one of those attempts succeeds, geothermal could become the biggest single power source in the world
How DC densified - Works in Progress Magazine But Arlington planners have been careful to work with the grain of homeowner interests where possible For example, transit-oriented development zoning permitted the development of an outdoor mall, apartments, and townhouses at a site east of the Clarendon Metro, adjacent to a neighborhood of single-family houses
Why Britain doesn’t build - Works in Progress Magazine This could work because, in many cases, these areas are small enough to reach win-win arrangements with local landowners to build in ways that enhance the quality of the place while making generous contributions towards better public services and infrastructure