Eco view on mixed economy (Sorry Ayn)
The state has same rights to live as companies and individuals. Objectivism fails to recognise other stakeholders than customers. Continue Reading
Natural forces
Kitchen logic (1): Holism
I guess we all experience awkward moments from time to time, seeing simple basic truths behind complicated explanations. Buzzwords like “circular economy”, “sharing economy” or “universal basic income” are the most frequent examples. There is an abundance of such buzzwords… Continue Reading
S-violation as individualization
Individualization and symmetry breaking connected to understand systems better. Continue Reading
Morality replaced by integrity
Morality started to be outdated as a base of human existence roughly in the middle of the 20th century. Still, it started to evaporate already with the rationalism and empiricism with Descartes, Hume and positivism and analytical philosophy of the… Continue Reading
The Price of the Value
There is no big deal to know that value cannot be quantified while the price, on the other hand, cannot be un-quantified. That the value of any item being exchanged among humans can not be defined objectively was so nicely… Continue Reading
More is less in science and climatology
The recent discovery published in BioScience by a group of scientists seems to add evidence for actions to be taken to prevent human influence on global warming. The article elaborates evidence that reservoirs created by dams are an important source of… Continue Reading
Global, but not multilateral
It was autumn 2016 when European Union opened CEFTA agreement and at the same time also CETA trade agreement with Canada. NAFTA as a most noticeable USA multilateral trade agreement was under discussion from the very beginning in 1998. In… Continue Reading
Mind, intellect and wisdom challenge
The poem in praise of Dante. It should be clear by now, by six or even more millennia of daily comprehension of what is “us” and what is out, of what is wits and what is all about. It should… Continue Reading
Democracy or individual rights?
No, I have not made a mistake opposing democracy to individual rights in the title of this post. Though we should not really understand them as one excluding another, individual rights to not come as a necessary emergence of democracy… Continue Reading
Winner takes all; the consequence
One does not have to read Antifragile by Nassim Nicholas Taleb to intuitively understand winner takes all law in nature and in human civilization as a special but not very much distinct part of nature. 99% sales on Amazon come… Continue Reading