Power law
Power law allows to connect entropy and information to basic social concepts. Continue Reading
General Education
As nothing like general public exists so there is nothing like general education. Continue Reading
What saturates formal democracy?
Contrary to the general impression, it is not so difficult to explain God’s emergence and function in human history. We can easily disregard God as a pre-scientific concept, but we cannot accept God’s role in almost any society. Even if… Continue Reading
Democracy as a deathtrap
Formalism is a necessary final consequence of democracy. If we take democracy seriously, then any democracy that allows one particular social group to have more power than another is not yet perfect. Democracy that takes itself seriously is therefore forced… Continue Reading
Beauty
Beautiful is something that is both powerful and wise. Beauty, along with power and wisdom, is an ontological and not phenomenological property of reality. Continue Reading
Second incompleteness theorem of democracy
According to Kurt Gödel second incompleteness theorem, there is one statement/element in each system that cannot be proved by rules and proceedings of the system itself. If a system is consistent, then there has to exist one element that does… Continue Reading
Thaler is right and markets are perfect
Thaler’s behavioural economics and neoclassical economics get along very well. The latter is not interested in the individual, but in the emergence of interactions. Continue Reading
Reductionism as religion
If for every system there is an element that does not belong to the system, but at the same time the system does not exist without that element, then the hope of reductionism is moot. There are many other ways… Continue Reading
Responsibility vs. democracy
Responsibility does not come with equality. Continue Reading
Public consultation fallacy
Forced public consultation is contradiction in itself Continue Reading