Is there any relation between lobbying and branding?
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
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Is brand’s single voice achievable?
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
Elon Musk, Stalin’s nephew – second revision
This is the third version of a post devoted to Elon Musk. This alone is proof that the phenomenon of Musk permanently occupies my attention. The first reflection of Elon Musk came in 2016, after reading Elon Musk claims that:… Continue Reading
Sweatpants contribution to entropy
Sweatpants in urban environment are one of malign symptoms generated from permissive western culture. Continue Reading
Mining in 21st Century (cryptocurrency)
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
Arts vs. Culture and Science vs. Technology
Each and every human being is a part of several different cultural submarkets, but not necessary to any of arts markets. Continue Reading
Cryptocurrency values
Even if particular cryptocurrency cannot be inflated, since there are no restrictions on bringing new cc.’, inflation on the whole is necessary. Continue Reading
Loyalty vs. Expertise
One perecived as expert yesterday is today not expert any more since he associated with one political option. Continue Reading
(Un)Fortunate Necessity of War
War is a necessary emergency of any system that is not in equilibrium. Only dead systems are in equilibrium. 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