It is incredible how fast various social theories evolve. To be precise: how fast they evolve from one misconception to another. Let me explain this criticism by the example of the much-propagated evolution from VUCA to BANMany accessible resources explainain… Continue Reading
As the second law of thermodynamics or gravity, vertical integration acts as a universal drag. Simple vertical integration After a nail manufacturer introduces all kinds of products made from iron, like iron bells, needles, and rings, he realises that hammers… Continue Reading
Ballast is not redundant in language, neither in life. It produces sense. Continue Reading
Brands differentiate one from another. Some are kind, like kindergarten, and some are threatening, like the army. Some are rational, like Wittgenstein, and some are crazy, like Salvador Dali. It is a peculiarity of any brand that it is not… Continue Reading
It is wrong to take for granted that new, innovative and added value are almost synonyms. New belongs to a domain of time. The new year comes after the old one passes away. A new car comes after the old… Continue Reading
The correlation between lobbying and branding is -1. More the economy rests on markets/brands, less there is lobbying and with that less corruption. Continue Reading
I like Quora very much. People ask questions there. Since we all know that there are no stupid questions but only stupid answers, I tend to interact from time to time, even in cases when my initial sense urges me… Continue Reading
Tolerance is not giving away. Tolerance is a way to find a (hard) way to find my place in the temple of humanity. Continue Reading
Cryptocurrency mining. As if gold or silver mining? Apparently, there is a deliberate tendency to understand cryptocurrencies mining as traditional mining. For that same purpose, the total amount of each currency is limited, with an unmistakable resemblance to that of… Continue Reading
Each and every human being is a part of several different cultural submarkets, but not necessary to any of arts markets. Continue Reading