2015 is the year wearable tech went mainstream, and esigner Benjamin Hubert now wants us to use it to tackle climate change.
"I thought, commercial's great, but how can I also use it to tackle something socially?" he recalls.
Retaining data from telephone calls and emails is legal only if law enforcement agencies use it to tackle serious crime, the EU's highest court has indicated.
The difference is that whereas that money plays an obviously crucial role in the local economy overall – underwriting 23,000 jobs for example – the levy would go straight to the council which could then use it to tackle inequalities.
Grown-ups can use it to tackle the burning issues of modern middle-class life: how to go to bed earlier, not check email obsessively, stop yelling at our children and spouses, and eat less bread.
Fraser's penetrating intellect is her medium of choice, and she uses it to tackle tough topics others would prefer to avoid (she is one of the few artists to have substantially engaged with post-recession income inequality, with the brilliant 2011 text L'1%, C'est Moi).
Mr Maduro says he will use it to tackle corruption and the economic crisis.
He went back to his station and used it to tackle their most vexing problem: During breaking news events, stale and inaccurate information was making it's way onto the air, although no one was sure exactly why.
How will you take this knowledge with you and use it to grow and improve?) Tackling your feelings head on, and thinking about them in ways that will actually help you to cope with the circumstances that caused them, may sound hard, but it actually uses less self-control than suppression.
