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The 98% Problem.
If most people don’t belong, what needs to change?

We are pouring billions into fitness innovation, yet most people remain outside formal leisure and gym systems. So who is today’s organised fitness industry really serving? This Curious Life investiga...
The 98% Problem
Dead Internet? Thank god.
Relationships
As part of our global conversation on friendship and connection, we’re proud to feature Freya Beard, writing in her early twenties with a perspective shaped by a life lived online. In this reflective ...
Friendship Without an Age Limit
Relationships
What if we’ve been thinking about friendship too narrowly? Most of us assume our closest friends will be roughly our own age, shaped by the same milestones and memories. School puts us with peers. Wor...
Living Longer, Losing More?
Death & Dying, Relationships
When Helen’s oldest friend died, she kept reaching for the phone. For months, every story or thought had an automatic destination, the friend who was no longer there. The absence felt both ordinary an...
Beyond the Age Bracket: Why Marketing Must Catch Up With Real Lives
Ageism
When you’ve met one 81-year-old, you’ve met one 81-year-old. The same goes for an 18-year-old. Or a 57-year-old — like me. I’m writing this not just as someone working in the world of ageing and innov...
Can AI innovation transform mental health care?
Happiness
It is clear that the ever-increasing demand for mental health support often goes above and beyond our current resources. The endless waiting lists for therapy is a clear problem for all ages. Can tech...
Living Curiously. A conversation with Ros Wilson, 77
Living Curiously
Step into the world of ‘Living Curiously,’ a series of intimate conversations with people of all ages, as we delve into the boundless potential and remarkable impact of curiosity on our longevity and ...