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Tom Walton Pocock

@tomwalpo
Technology investor
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    Tom Walton Pocock
    @tomwalpo
    Jun 11
    I see Jevons is now doing the rounds Walpo's Paradox: Most paradoxes are not in fact paradoxes
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    Tom Walton Pocock
    @tomwalpo
    Jun 3
    Perhaps the biggest single-policy booster to UK GDP and wellbeing available right now. Chambers is one of the few star politicians operating in the UK right now. He's going after big-impact policymaking that sits in a large unserved consensus between left and right.
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    Liberal Democrats
    @LibDems
    May 26
    For too long, social media giants have profited from addictive algorithms while treating children’s mental health as an afterthought. We have a clear plan to protect young people’s mental health, starting with tackling harmful social media. @DannyVet
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    Tom Walton Pocock
    @tomwalpo
    May 13
    Proposal to make the UK the global leader in IP mobility and accelerate our growth
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    IP Amnesty Act
    How the UK can mobilise its IP quickly to help reboot long term growth
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    Tom Walton Pocock
    @tomwalpo
    May 7
    A new maths institute formed quietly in London in 2011. It's based in Michael Faraday's apartment in the Royal Institution in Mayfair, right at the heart of the city. But somehow, almost no one's heard of it. About LIMS The London Institute for Mathematical Sciences (LIMS)
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    Tom Walton Pocock
    @tomwalpo
    Mar 14, 2025
    The debate is not “ASI/AGI is here in 2026” vs “no it’s not”. The debate is “ASI/AGI is well defined and the bet is decidable” vs “no it’s not”. Though I’m not sure it’s much of a debate.
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