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Jul 2017
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Tim Harford on Messy

NIGEL WARBURTON
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Sometimes disorder can be a source of efficiency and creativity. Tim Harford explores some cases where lack of planning and order has been a boon in this interview with Nigel Warburton, based on Tim's recent book Messy. 

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