This column was triggered by responses to my Friday the thirteenth tweet, which read: We are facing a very simple dilemma: whether to join England and its instinct to reject all forms of collectivism, or to German collectivism, whose end… Continue Reading
It is not hard to see that I am allergic to some kinds of self-evidences. Why and why only to some of them? Self-evidences Human evolution and civilization rest on the ability, to internalize certain concepts (memes) as given. Should… Continue Reading
I do not want to repeat a story about Tai, artificial intelligence (AI) chat bot, which provoked violent reactions, so Microsoft closed it a day after the launch. For those who don’t know the story, click on two links in… Continue Reading
While there are so many proofs that animal and human behaviour is largely hardwired, there still lurks a question of learning. While it is true that we act faster than we think while confronted with certain danger, we still learn… Continue Reading
Routine as ritual of industrial society. Continue Reading
While attending Bled Strategic Forum this year, Josep Borell, present foreign minister of Spain and most possible future EU foreign representative, made clear statement to slovenian media: Europe needs unity to become third largest global economic power. Strong and appealing… Continue Reading
#Brandlife is going to provide initial set of tools but even more a set of concepts that will help us understand what we really manage. Continue Reading
Although it seems that branding is or should be purely rational human activity, it is not and it should not be. While it is true that branding itself and especially writing about branding requires high level of rational (intellectual) activity,… Continue Reading
According to evolutionary theory, every complex system evolves. Consequently: creationism evolves as well. Since science (geology, physics…) proved beyond every (?) doubt that Universe is 13.7 billion years old, and that after “big bang” Universe evolved following some strict laws,… Continue Reading
It is hard to believe, but on the other hand one should expect that intellectual elite that favours social constructivism will not stop producing one fallacy after another. Current blunder comes from University of Oxford, from a study of the… Continue Reading