Good morning,

The ASI's Forum this Saturday in London will explore big, thought-provoking questions:

• Can we use psychedelics to treat anxiety, depression and PTSD?
• Should we be allies with oppressive regimes?
• How can we reform the refugee and immigration system?
• ...and many more.

I am so excited about Forum that I'm giving you a special offer.

For a limited time only, you can get 50% off your ticket. That means you'll pay as little as £2.50 for the entire, full-day event.

This is the biggest discount we've ever offered.

It's because we really don't want you to miss out on learning about the ideas that will have a profound impact on our lives in the future.

Can't wait to see you there,
 

Morgan
 

Morgan Schondelmeier, Head of Development

Adam Smith Institute
23 Great Smith St,
London SW1P 3DJ

Tel: +44 20 7222 4995
Web: adamsmith.org
Email: [email protected]

Schedule

9:30-10:00: Arrival and registration

10:00-10:10: Introductory remarks

10:10-10:30: Anthony Breach on ‘Homes on the right track – how Green Belt reform can solve the housing crisis and save our environment’

10:30-10:50: Silkie Carlo on 'Why we must fight the surveillance state'

10:50-11:10: Sam Bowman on 'The most important tax cut you’ve never heard of'

11:10-11:30: Panel Q&A

11:30-11:50: Break for tea and coffee

11:50-12:20: Anonymous Mugwump on 'Should we be allies with autocracies?'

12:20-13:20: Lunch break (not provided)

13:20-13:40: Sophie Sandor on ‘Education and the state’

13:40-14:00: Oliver Walker-Jones on ‘Dude, where's my flying car?’

14:00-14:20: Refugee Action on 'Lift the Ban: why people seeking asylum should have the right to work'

14:20-14:40: Dr Ashley Frawley on 'Why are governments so interested in emotion?'

14:40-15:00: Panel Q&A

15:00-15:20: Break for tea and coffee

15:20-15:40: Robert Wiblin on 'In defence of political correctness'

15:40-16:00: David King on 'The science and legal status of psilocybin'

16:00-16:20: Tom Chivers on 'If a statistic is interesting, it’s probably not true'

16:20-16:40: Panel Q&A

16:40-17:00: Daniel Pryor on 'Politics is the mind-killer'