francine: let's turn to earnings from barclays.ender's key business saw worse than estimates, that slump partly offset by the equity business, which climbed 10%, far better than expected. the ceo jes staley spoke to bloomberg. >> the investment bank had a very solid quarter. the investment banking fees on the primary side, we had the highest quarter in the history of barclays. in the markets business, very strong profitability. mixes between equity and other parts of the business, but overall, we were very pleased. we delivered a record 7 billion pounds year to date. park place has never been this profitable, never been this well-capitalized in the markets business has done its part. when we look at the environment and the u.k., there are two things we have our eye on. one of them is the u.k. consumer, focused on their balance sheet during the course of this pandemic. and borrowing under our credit card has gone down. it has gone down by quite some measure. what we are seeing now is we are seeing, actually the number of cards being

barclays quarterly profit more than doubling.he investment bank which had been strongly backed by ceo jes staley smashing it out of the park. we will hear from him this hour. for the rates story, turkey cutting interest rates by 2%, going against the grain. 200 basis points. the lira continues to fall, down circa 20% already this year. let's talk about where we are with markets right now. yields up, i.e. prices down in the bond market. the stock market fairly flat. one of the big drags, the resource sector. miners under real pressure in europe. alix: similar in the u.s. as well. freeport not meeting their production output goals for copper. same thing with certain individual miners in the u.k. it is definitely earnings here in the u.s. ivf had some issues last night when it reported. cloud services are doing well, but not enough to offset slowing revenue from its traditional business. that is taking a bit longer. wework nicely up from its ipo. it is at $11.25. finally going public, years in the making. freeport down by over 2%. w

barclays will play our role in that.e were jointly manager in underwriting the first gilt green bond issued by the british government. finance will play a big part and because of that, london will play a very big part. financing that change and understanding the challenges we have around transition, that is what this symposium is all about. >> what are you expecting today? will there be money on the table? what does barclays do to speed up or exit ground financing? jes: the important thing is what the british government is laying down, from the prime minister to the chancellor, they want the u.k. to be a leader in addressing the climate issue. they are dedicating the resources of the british government and the city of london in order to do that. they want a leading role. they've got the ability to take a leading role. and the banking community and financing community should be supportive of the british government in doing that. >> is there anything you need from the u.k. government away from green finance that would make

the ceo of barclays as well as unilever and sweat bank.rything from industrials to banks to attack, we have you covered. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome black -- welcome back to bloomberg daybreak europe. net income of one billion euros for the third quarter, beating estimates. the finish bank announces a 2 billion euros share buyback program. joining me now is the president and ceo frank vang-jensen. a third quarter be. you said that you've also looked to deliver a new set of financial targets and business plan as well. i'm sure you can't give us the specifics yet. you are working on updating those. and you give us a flavor of what that update might bring? frank: good morning. yeah. we have get again delivered a strong quarter. that's why we are now updating our business plan and our financial targets. the third of february next year. let's come back to the details in three months. dani: fair enough. you've also yesterday announced a share buyback program of about 2 billion euros and a second want to come as well. how do you reese -- s

barclays talking about this.eing the debt ceiling impact as an "tail risk for markets," saying the chance for u.s. default is greater at any point in the last decade. joining us is barclays head of equities and derivatives strategy. let's talk about the distribution curve of outcomes. how close to the center is a breach of the debt ceiling? maneesh: we still think it is a tale event. we have been here in the past and in the past we have had at the last minute things get resolved. that is the base case. compared to the previous episodes, the last five or six years, this is probably the highest possibility of something going wrong. alix: if you look at what the s&p has done, it'll be the fifth consecutive 1% move for the s&p. we have not seen that in a long time. how do you play this move when you have this uncertainty with the debt ceiling that has not been priced in yet. maneesh: part of the problem is there lots of different factors affecting the market. all of these are viewed as scale events but we talk about

i think the were minister stephen barclay. i think they were difficult _ minister stephen barclay.lt judgements to minister stephen barclay. i think. they were difficult judgements to be they were difficultjudgements to be made. we saw follow the scientific advice throughout. we took action to protect our nhs, we get a vaccine deployed in record time. but i don't shy away from the fact that there will be lessons to learn. that is why we were going to have an inquiry to get to the heart of these issues and in particular to do so for the families that have suffered such devastating loss as a result of what is been a global and precedented pandemic. is been a global and precedented andemic. �* , ., ., is been a global and precedented andemic. �*, ., ., . , pandemic. let's go live to west minister, the _ pandemic. let's go live to west minister, the bbc's _ pandemic. let's go live to west minister, the bbc's political - minister, the bbc's political correspondent is with us. what is the political dimension of this, what's a political follow that we should be aware of? taste what's a po

an excellent conversation with barclays managing director and senior equity analyst. up next, we discussed where we stand in the growth versus value debate. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: we have been talking a lot about the theme of growth versus value, and who is winning now. both are on par for this year, although it does change up the story if you go back longer-term. caroline, really interesting if you think about where we are in the horserace of growth versus value. caroline: at one point it was value that led off the charts, as we started to see the economy returning. now growth is getting a bit of a bid. now we are in connect when we look at the russell 2000 value versus growth. let's see which will win out in the future. a research affiliate partner with cio, of multi-asset strategies. you like all things value -- is reall -- now really the time to get into value, jim? jim: we will also tell you about the benefits of growth. as we think about value this year in the chart that you just showed, showed value off to the races in the first quarter and g

blerina uruci of barclays capital, the director of u.s. economics.arly facebook investor reid hoffman says the social network has lost people's trust for good reason. why he thinks that is. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller. early facebook investor and linkedin founder reid hoffman says facebook has lost the people's trust, for good reason. that echoes the testimony from frances haugen who says the company chooses to maximize growth over implementing safeguards on the platform. hoffman spoke to emily chang yesterday at the goldman sachs builders and innovators summit. reid: good for her for coming forward. good for facebook for doing the research. bad for -- you discovered the research that is harmful, but what are you doing about it? it doesn't matter if you say it is complicated or difficult. once you discover something that is potentially very dangerous and damaging, what we should know here from the company is, and when we saw these reports, here is what we started doing. here is where we started making trade-o

william hobbs there of barclays.ing up, so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, stops sugar cravings, and releases stubborn fat all while controlling stress and emotional eating. at last, a diet pill that actually works. go to golo.com to get yours. dani: good morning. 6:30 a.m. in the city of london. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." apple, the company is likely to/there iphone production target. -- to slash their iphone production target. >> it is transitory. dani: inflationary risks are on the brain. more of our exclusive interview with standard chartered ceo the winters. jp morgan reports that they are looking for the lender to set the tone. manus, good morning to you. it is time to break out the sword guards. transi

and as you say, even barclay now chance for the dirty of lancaster. whatever that is, came was the 1st to come out being sent out by the government to defend the government. and you had been saying that i don't know, they weren't looking at se asia, they weren't looking at these things. is it group think is it incompetent? is it murder, what, what, what has been going on a, and, you know, it is, and so show murder. i so many tens of thousands of people have died in the u. k, unnecessarily. because of incompetence and arrogance. not just by the government, but by the governments advisors. remember, we had an advisor deputy chief medical officer saying that am testing didn't matter in the u. k. it was only a matter of developing countries and that mask wearing would make it worse as social distance thing was not taken seriously. you know, the one meters to me says the academic advisors who said was okay to go ahead with the athletic home address matches and fields. and the children festival. people were only at the sporting events for a short time. you

paper reporting that the bank of england is under pressure to raise interest rates, adding that barclayswest of increased the cost of borrowing. e cigarettes will be prescribed on the nhs to help people quit smoking, suggest a guardian. the move could see england become the first country in the world to prescribe the but it's an elite licensed eat cigarettes. same story on the express with a quote from the health secretary, who says this move has potential to tackle the stark disparities in smoking rates across the country. and there is a call to modernise the rail infrastructure in the north of england, with the government being asked to deliver a chest an northern powerhouse rail in full. so that was a quick look through those front pages. so, let's begin. kate can pick us off lease with the front of the metro, a kick in the scallops. front of the metro, a kick in the scallo s. , �* , front of the metro, a kick in the scallos. , �*, ., scallops. yes, it's quite a humourous _ scallops. yes, it's quite a humourous headline - scallops. yes, it's quite a humourous headline for. scallops. y

joining us from outside the barclay center in brooklyn is nbc news correspondent ron allen.ts drew this line in the sand in benching irving completely for home games. where could this go from here if he refuses to get vaccinated? >> reporter: geoff, first let me point out, across the street from a the barclay's center you see a covid testing site. up the street there's a vaccination site, no appointment necessary and there's no line there. this is a neighborhood, a community hard hit by covid and there's a big push to get everybody vaccinated. now you have the star player, obviously a visible influencer/role model in this community saying he's not going to do it. part of the problem is he hasn't articulated why he doesn't want to do this except to say it's a private matter. he's offered non-answer answers to it, which sort of adds to the mystery and frank aggravates a lot of fans who were hoping the nets would be in a good position to push for a championship and aggravates public health officials and advocates who feel this is sending a wrong message particularly to minority

you have barclays, ubs, all adding to downgrades to china's growth, around 8%.t a stronger offshore you on -- yuan. dani: juliette saly, thank you so much. let's get over to bitcoin, which may be is a little more reliable in its price move it is climbing toward an all-time high as the first bitcoin futures etf is set to launch later today. joanna, how is the crypto market reacting from the etf news and doesn't have further to go from here -- does it have further to go from here? joanna: a lot of people are talking about the record level, less than $2000 off from the high. 64,900 is the record. we are not too far for a volatile asset like it going, that there are people who think it could drop after this is over because it going tends to do that, like the coinbase listing and futures coming online, it does drop significantly. we will see if it drops off after the etf gets started. manus: joanna, to the moon. we are waiting for it to come through. i can just see the wave of tweets. thank you very much with the latest on it going. coming up, the global economy supp

barclays cutting disney. >> and the institute is back i will be before viewing several people, and so nice to be back in person, even if we do have the mask police on our pbutts over here. >> i think you have the most important guests mike wirth, he's been trying to fee-carbonize, and i think it will be interesting to see if he wants to return capital, like devon, and he's the man of the day. >> you had him on recently, of course, a great morning to speak to mike wirth. not to mention the ten-year at 1.62. >> and carmine desipio, he westbound a truth teller who is truly decarbonizing, and who are greenwashing >> yes, carmine will join us. >> i get the feel that jim would like to say here with me >> i think the next time we go to code or milken, we should bring you along. >>> there's a lot of discussion, jim, this morning about what it's going to take to get investment back in the space these guys have esp pressure, the memory of the last crash, and they have crates that are not subsidizing product investment. >> at the same time there's a lot of free riders if you're devon, and you ha

barclays' return to office is well underway. ceo jes staley says the majority of u.s. are back in the office. staff are required to be vaccinated to return to barclays offices, and more than 90% are. he says there is momentum for people returning to the office. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the role of the central bank was to provide marginal liquidity at times of crisis and then to withdraw at after the economy started to stabilize. the central banks are now running the markets. jonathan: it is hard to disagree with that statement from scott minerd, the guggenheim ceo. good morning. tom keene, lisa abramowicz, and jonathan ferro. we add some weight to this rally. four days of gains. could it be five? yields coming in a little bit, 1.5932%. in the fx market, euro-dollar, $1.1658. crude up $0.90 on the session. tom: as always, david wilson is with us. what you have today? david: today it is about bitcoin. we have

we welcome fabrice montagne, barclays' chief u.k. economist. am wondering whether we will see the economy slow down sharply and make that even harder? fabrice: you are right. there are two ways to balance the books. either you reduce the deficits or you inflate activity and gdp, and it seems the u.k. stands out in the path that has chosen for its public finance. fair enough, we have to look through some of the rhetoric from the ongoing meeting, but clearly, the direction of travel is to get a grip on spending, to reduce the footprint of the government. in a way that other countries, especially the main partners of the u.k., are not doing. europe is deploying an aggressive medium to longer term funding package for climate change transition, energy, etc., while the u.s. as well is voting on that part of spending. and here we have a chancellor that basically what he says is the government will retreat evermore in the years ahead and reduce the size of its footprint on the economy. so there is a clearly differentiating practice that the u.k. seems

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southwest bucking the down market rising after an upgrade at barclays. they expect next year's bookings to exceed 2019 levels. domestic bookings for thanksgiving are up 51% from a year ago still down from 2019 barclays saying we are seeing bluer skies ahead for airlines here is brandon -- from bark close. it is great to have you. maybe i will pick up on what was on michael cantor wits's list. american airlines. we know they have issues with their lie debt load. where were you place american in terms of the bluer skies you are seeing here for the whole industry >> kelly, good afternoon, thanks for having us on again we are upgrading to a more favorable view because airlines are trading off of the highs they reached in april. american airlines have a large balance sheet right now they are going to pay down over the next few years. we are long the ultralow cost or low fare airlines. we upgraded southwest today, long spirit, frontier, we are encouraged by those who are lower seat economics what we don't know when business travel fully comes back. i think for

this developer louie barclay, unfollow anything.es but still connect family and friends. they sent him a cease and desist, kicked him off the platform. they're saying it infringes on facebook's trademarks. we get that. understand it. people are happier when they are not on facebook, that is the dirty secret he found out. >> liz, we've had this francis haugen, person came forward says she is a whistle-blower. she sound as similar note when she talks about what facebook does. anything to sort of increase the addiction of the user, never let the user have any freedom. she has part of it wrong. one of the things facebook does it censors, it increasingly limits the freedom of the user to decide what information they can get access to. so it just the opposite what we would have imagined with these tools of mass communication called social media. this latest example as you say, lewis barclay, seems like an innovative guy, but nobody is, nobody is too small for facebook and perkins coie, marc elias to go out and crush. elizabeth: who made t

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first nike getting the downgrade and now apple. >> vietnam also has barclays talking about taiwan, asous respect for anybody who tries to disentangle the supply chain, something as complicated as apple, boiling it down to unit growth for this quarter, next quarter. it's never been clear to me that that has helped you get good exits or entries into the stock. >> true. >> i feel as if it is so tough to try and, you know, discern what's going on there in terms of what is embedded in the stock versus what we think is going to come through units apple has succeeded in becoming a little less hit driven, becoming a little less about iphone unit growth, and smoothing out the upgrade process. becoming more of a holistic, hey, 3.5% free cash flow yield that's why you buy it. don't worry about how many phones next quarter. we'll see. to me, it's been tough to dance around these unit growth numbers. >> we know, julia, they had a big year last year you know, you look at the charts we see the shares stalling more in the last few months. >> look, apple, there are always these questions about whether

disney getting a rare wall street downgrade, barclays cut the stock to equal weight, cit ing wayneingney plus streaming service barclays insist only bull changes will reverse that slow down, while disney plus, home of the hits to wanda vision clocked 116 million paying customers in quarter ending in june, netflix reported nearly 200 million. same time period. not helping is the delay of the release of several marvel studios sequals disney today saying black panther, thor and the fifth indiana jones film releases are being pushed out several months. disney down 3 1/3% and by the way speaking of netflix, netflix could best its subscriber numbers when it reports earnings after the bell tomorrow thanks to the powerful ten abilities of its series squid game the stock is running up 1.25% right now, the runaway korean language hit has sucked in record viewership but now bloomberg citing internal company estimates reports netflix thinks the show can create almost $900 million in value for the streaming service. i have not finished it yet, haven't decided if they were evil, don't tell me. red

we are joined on the phone by chp public information officer andrew barclay. good morning paid we hope you can hear us. what is the latest. what are you seeing right now? >> good morning. you hated on the head there. it is just incredibly dangerous out right now. they are just looking at act act incidents in the roadway now, so adding in all the traffic we are responding to extremely busy. liz: officer, i am having trouble hearing you as well, so we may need to try to reconnect with you in just a moment. let me see if we can have a better connection now. are there specific incidents you are noticing our problem points across murray nor the -- marin now? >> our regular areas. they are flooding like they normally are -- liz: i am so sorry to interrupt you, but the signal is just not great, and what you're saying is so important, so we will reconnect and see if we can get a better signal. standby for that. thank you. meantime, with storm moving through, we are now dealing with power outages. thousands of pg&e customers are without power across the bay area. the b

overweight at barclays 625 is the price target. are we setting ourselves up for disappointment or to realize why everybody's seemingly growing more bullish >> it's amazing how we reverse sentiment so quickly september 1st when i bought it, i bought it at 577 nobody wanted to own netflix at that time. it was sitting below the january 20th high at 593 for the better part of eight months i bought it on observing momentum that was beginning to build in a positive way. it was a technical breakout. my target was six and a quarter, 650. i think it's probably going to go through there but now we're talking about squid games and the fundamentals and the analysts are coming around and the revenue growth. that was all known, scott, prior to september 1st all it really needed was the building of momentum and to see the reversal of sentiment. i'm not getting out of the position i think it continues to move higher and i think pete and jon did a zbgreat job identifying se unusual call activity in netflix in early september as well >> the other th

stephen barclay, nationalfarmer�*s union.t office minister and george eustice, the environment secretary, had been doing everything they can but she said she struggled to get a meeting with the home secretary, priti patel, but issues surrounding visas because we understand there are some of them government who are pushing for some kind of relaxation of the english language requirement for visas to try and get more foreign workers to come over to help in the pig industry and addressed some of those staff shortages. the problem with this proposed solution is that it is politically quite difficult for the prime minister, especially after he has just prime minister, especially after he hasjust come prime minister, especially after he has just come out of a conservative party conference where his big message was wanting business to move away from a reliance on cheaper foreign labour to what he described as a high skilled, high wage economy. interestingly, as you touched on, that very approach is something that has been criticised

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report into the covid response, and it cites an interview in which cabinet office minister steve barclayed 20 times to apologise for pandemic mistakes. the telegraph says the eu is to offer a new brexit deal on northern ireland trade, making concessions over checks on british goods. that story is also the lead in the guardian, which reports that the eu is offering an "olive branch" despite french concerns about the move. the i newspaper splashes on congestion at felixstowe, saying supply chain issues have caused a build—up of containers, threatening christmas deliveries. there's a striking picture of that situation on the ft front page, showing shipping containers piled high. but the ft�*s lead is about the uk economy's recovery from the pandemic. the imf is warning it will be harder hit than other g7 nations. the times also leads with the problems at felixstowe, saying ships are being turned away. there's a warning of possible gaps on the shelves at christmas, given the number of toys usually imported through the port. the express also goes for the northern ireland story, saying ministe

nets' guard kyrie irving's decision not to get vaccinated staged a demonstration right outside the barclay police say some even tried to break through barriers near the arena's front entrance. cnn's alison kosik is there live. so, what happened? >> reporter: hi, pamela. so, this was the first-home game of the season for the brooklyn nets basketball team and the focus, believe it or not, was less on what was happening inside the barclay's stadium in the game against the charlotte hornets and more about what was happening outside. right before the game began, about an hour or two before, a lot of protests had gathered -- protestors had gathered. at one point, it became really intense where they tried to break through barriers to get inside the arena. that didn't happen. but mostly, these protestors, anti-vaxers and -- and people against the vaccine mandates. they were chanting. they were chanting, no vaccine mandate. they were chanting, we stand with kyrie. these protestors were here in support of the nets' star point guard, kyrie irving, who is refusing to get the covid-19 vaccine. in fact,

demonstrators swarmed the barclay center in brooklyn in support of kyrie irving, the unvaccinated nba star isn't allowed to play due to new york city's restrictions. [ chants ] >> reporter: 46,000 city employees in the big apple need to have at least one shot by friday or be placed on unpaid leave. among those who could be put on unpaid leave if they refuse to get vaccinated -- 3,500 firefighters and 15,000 new york police officers. anne-marie? >> wow. laura podesta in new york. thank you so much. >>> well, while covid seems to be gradually easing in many areas of the united states, it's quite a different story in eastern europe. in fact, some areas there are seeing the worst outbreaks of the pandemic. elizabeth palmer reports. >> reporter: romania has one of the highest death rates on earth. in october, , the virus has bee killing an average of one person every five minutes. latvia has gone back into complete lockdown with a curfew that has police patrolling the streets to make sure only essential workers are out at night. russia, the giant of the region, has buried a record number o

here is stephen barclay. >> they were difficult judgments to be made.ed scientific advice throughout. we took action to protect nhs. i don't shy away from the fact that there will be lessons to be learned. that is why we will have an inquiry, to get to the heart of the issues and do so for the families that are dealing with devastating loss after a global pandemic. >> nick has been following development from westminster. >> we have heard some of these arguments play out in public for some time now, including real plosive hearings that these committees had over the past few months. this is the first detailed analysis of the u.k. government response to the pandemic that we have seen. it matters because it lays out in black and wte some of the concerns mps have about the way the governnt and advisors went about making disions at the start of the pandemic. yes, you heard in some of the clips where there was praise for the way the vaccine was developed and rolled out, there was a lot of praise for some of the treatments developed in the u.k. for covid. there

choice but to play without nba supersta kyrie irving, who has not compity's mandate to play at the barclays center >> i think it's very disappointing that a high-profile athlete declined vaccination we all really should get vaccinated, not only for ourselves but on behalf of everybody around us. >> reporter: with many americans still refusing to get their first dose, this week the fda will also take on boosters for those vaccinated with moderna and johnson & johnson. tonight our nation deeply divided over the choice to vaccinate and the right to implement mandates >> and miguel, there's news breaking about kids and vaccines. what are you hearing >> reporter: well, lester, the white house had a phone call with governors today telling them to be prepared to vaccinate children 5 to 11 years old by early november. of course that's anticipating fda authorization. meantime, on friday we should add the fda will also hear research on mixing vaccines that's already happening in other countries and could soon happen here lester >> news a lot of us have been tracking miguel, thank you. >>> just develo

the metro leads with the covid response report saying cabinet office minister steve barclay refused 20es to apologise for government pandemic mistakes. the northern ireland trade story also makes the lead in the guardian it says the eu is offering to remove a majority of post brexit checks on british goods entering the province. the daily mail has a story about its campaign to increase the number of face to face appointments with gps. so let's begin. let us start, rachel do you want to kick us off this evening with the front of the metro? ministers refuse to say sorry? this front of the metro? ministers refuse to say sorry?— to say sorry? this story is based on the damning _ to say sorry? this story is based on the damning report _ to say sorry? this story is based on the damning report that _ to say sorry? this story is based on the damning report that came - to say sorry? this story is based on the damning report that came out i the damning report that came out this morning by the two committees at westminster on how the uk government had handled the pandemic. and that initial respon

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also the. 7 hard side, the barclay center in new york city on sunday, after protested priest barricades surrounding the arena. if you could just maybe hear their voice in their support for n b a start tie re. irving who's been suspended for refusing a covey job. the protest took place of the brooklyn next were both to play their 1st game of the in be a season pumping a venue lock on 2 people are still missing on the italian island of sicily. after a devastating floods over the weekend, roads were washed away. cars destroyed and people left trapped in their own schools and the islands were closed and monday, amid safety concerns. a tuesday morning visit to the business desk. next been bus as you covered for the weeks. big finance stories . that's right ahead in moments. oh, look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show you. all right, and just in case we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at the point obviously is too great trust ra

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to your question, there are places where the business is not only have gotten into trouble like barclays bank in the u. k. within a master lawsuit because they weren't transparent about what they were doing. and where doesn't it work? it doesn't work in industries where there's a lot of creativity, because creativity isn't necessary to do with productivity. one actually has to think of isaac newton. i don't if you knew it's rather interesting. he was at cambridge and he was sent home because of the bought people and played were here on the cove, it and world working from home. he was working from home as a student after dinner when he went out and sat down to the apple tree contemplating under the apple tree. when the apple fell on him, we learned about gravity from isaac newton. so creative professions, you call judge a no technology can judge how creative you're being, it doesn't tend to work. so where does it work? it works in professions where there's a lot of repetitive work, maybe an i t programmer, but not those designing the actual software. don't crowd the kitchen. the chef has