China’s self-driving car revolution might seem like an engineering story — but to me, it’s something far more symbolic. It’s the first large-scale attempt to code  a human being. The algorithms that now steer cars through the streets of Beijing are designed to make judgment calls, predict danger, and even “decide” moral outcomes in split seconds. What’s missing, of course, is the one thing that can’t be coded — a soul. Having worked on platform in China, I saw that fascination with control...

That’s how I handle readings too—clear, specific, human evidence without theatrics. It’s the same whether I’m working on Zoom for USA and Canada time zones or in person on Psychic Mondays in Penicuik, Midlothian. Different roads, same discipline.

Marc Stuart Medium explores The Economist’s cover story, linking daughter preference to feminist mediumship and modern spiritual insight.