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The Future for the Arts? 22nd Mar 2010 Ben Bradshaw MP and Jeremy Hunt MP visit the RSA to set out their visions for future arts policy. #rsaarts Monday 22 March, 10.15am	What Should Everyone Know? 22nd Mar 2010 A panel of non-curriculum specialists will discuss what it is that everyone should know to reach their full potential and contribute positively to society. #rsaknowledge. Monday 22 March, 6pm
Obliquity: Why our goals are best achieved indirectly 24th Mar 2010 Leading economist John Kay applies his provocative universal theory to a variety of complex systems, including business and communities. #rsaobliquity Wednesday 24 March, 6pm	The Secret Powers of Time 25th Mar 2010 Professor Philip Zimbardo reveals how our individual perspective on time affects our work, health and well-being. #rsatime Thursday 25 March, 1pm
True Stories: The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan 29th Mar 2010 Join us for this screening with director Jamie Doran, revealing the exploitation of poor children in Afghanistan and how they might be afforded an equal chance in society. Monday 29 March, 6.30pm	Doing Good is Good Business? From rhetoric to reality 30th Mar 2010 In this new series with Sky, CBI director-general Richard Lambert explores the potential for business to act as a driving force in the development of a more sustainable future. #rsasky Watch this event live online. Tuesday 30 March, 6pm
Red Tory: The future of progressive Conservatism? 1st Apr 2010 Phillip Blond argues for a radical new political settlement that moves beyond the traditional left/right divide. #rsablond. Thursday 1 April, 1pm	Storytelling: How narratives shape our reality, ideas and behaviour 8th Apr 2010 Christian Salmon unveils the mechanics of a ‘storytelling machine’ which dominates the discourses of consumption, citizenship, and society at large. #rsastories Thursday 8 April, 1pm
The Tyranny of Guilt 19th Apr 2010 One of France's leading writers Pascal Bruckner presents a searing analysis of the bad politics that arise from excessive bad conscience. #rsaguilt Monday 19 April, 1pm	The Big Short 19th Apr 2010 Michael Lewis, author of international bestseller Liar's Poker, widely regarded as the definitive book on 1980s Wall Street, turns his attention to the origins of the current financial crisis. #rsabigshort Monday 19 April, 6pm
The Selfish Society 22nd Apr 2010 Psychotherapist Sue Gerhardt explains how we can create a more compassionate, other-regarding and cooperative society. #rsasociety. Thursday 22 April, 1pm	The Unforeseen Cost of Human Civilisation 24th May 2010 Anthropologist and National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Spencer Wells describes his race to produce an invaluable genetic snapshot of humanity before modern-day influences erase it forever. #rsagenetics Monday 24 May, 6pm