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Critique & Challenge

We can do better than this.

Britain has plenty of people who know what they're talking about. What's missing is somewhere to get the problems out in the open, compare the options honestly, test them against the evidence, and actually do something about it.

This is where we put the ideas under pressure — and we could use your help.

How Enleashed investigates a problem

No solution gets a free pass.

1

Define

  • Problem
  • Required outcomes
  • Design space
2

Compare

  • Candidate solutions
  • Design positions
3

Test

  • Evidence
  • Critique
4

Decide

  • Resolution
  • Plan
  • Delivery

Where the methodology is heading — not yet all built.

Live missions

3 in progress

Several investigations can move at once.

A mission does not need every section completed before work can begin. Problem definitions, required outcomes, design choices and candidate solutions can mature in parallel — and each can be challenged as soon as it is published.

Mission #1Full investigation live

Fix the energy market

Britain's energy market has been patched, subsidised and re-patched for a generation. This is where we stop patching and start re-engineering it — in public, against the evidence, under challenge.

Investigation layers live4/4
ProblemOutcomesDesign spaceCandidates
Mission #2Investigation in progress

Fix the government delivery machine

How should a modern democratic state turn the informed will of its people into competent, transparent, measurable and rapidly adaptable public action?

Investigation layers live2/4
ProblemOutcomesDesign spaceCandidates
Mission #3Full investigation live

Fix the economy

Why is a sophisticated, wealthy country consuming so many financial, human and physical resources while struggling to convert them into rising productivity, investment, economic security and improving living standards?

Investigation layers live4/4
ProblemOutcomesDesign spaceCandidates

What does “in progress” mean?

The indicators above show which investigation layers currently contain published material. They are not stage gates. A mission can have a live problem statement while its outcomes, design space or candidate solutions are still being developed.

Your role

You might know something we've missed.

  • If you can see a flaw, say so.
  • If the evidence doesn't stack up, challenge it.
  • If you've got a better answer, bring it.

Be constructively difficult.

No sacred cows. No appeals to authority. If the reasoning doesn't hold up, it doesn't matter who said it.

Want to know the rules of engagement? Read the framework →