Behavior economy introduced through prospect theory (Kahneman and Tversky, 1979) is generally understood as the one that disapproves »previous« libertarian theories developed by Hayek, von Mises and Friedman, to name just few of them. As shall explain further, the alleged… Continue Reading
Why quantum computing is not going to close the gap between computers and humans, but widen it. Continue Reading
If for each 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 for reductionism is void. There are many other ways… Continue Reading
In contemporary society science tends to be the only true heuristic method of how to explain reality. If certain claim cannot be falsified, the subject of such claim cannot be proved to exist. According to this view there is only… Continue Reading
Donald Trump phenomena allows us exquisite pleasure observing various types of intellectuals in their search for explanations. What amuses me is not so much if their statements make sense or not, but how they mask or unmask them. In general one… Continue Reading
Moral dilemmas used to be safely pinned to philosophy for more than 6000 years. With “thinking machines” at least one of them escaped from that safe domain. At the moment all producers that develop self-driving cars face that moral question… Continue Reading