Featured image: Matevž Paternoster photo of 5.200 years old wheel found near Ljubljana Integrated reporting (IR) is a global initiative to upgrade organisational reporting. From the perspective of traditional reporting IR objectives are difficult to understand. Or better: they could be… Continue Reading
Prophecy of Ayn Rand comes more and more true. Leading industrialists of our era are more and more openly pleading for a future in which an individual would be subordinated to collective. Elon Musk with his prediction about universal basic… Continue Reading
When it comes to the question of truth, it is by default most fruitful to use a statement of some creationist and then follow reactions of atheists. A post on a blog Ultimate Atheism Collection is a good example. The statement of… Continue Reading
Misjudgement nr.1 The so-called second wave of COVID disease as a consequence of SARS-COV 19 virus activity is unanimously understood as a crisis. And indeed it is a crisis for our lives are seriously abridged almost all around the world.… Continue Reading
When we say that companies, brands, cities and states live, does this mean that they should express the same sovereignty as humans? If we say that companies live their own life, does that mean that they compete with individuals on… Continue Reading
This post I originally wrote in January 2017, after the inaugural speech of Donald Trump. It was not about Donald Trump, and it still is not about him. I cannot say much about him since I know him only from… Continue Reading
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
A close friend of mine and a brother, Peter, recently came up with peculiarity of Slovenian language that differentiates light as a source of light and light as a product of that source. »Luč« in Slovenian denotes the source only… Continue Reading
Aristotle’s ethics is often taken as fundamental to any ethics that comes later. For the right reason. Temperance Let me resonate one of four Aristotles’ cardinal virtues, temperance. The other three being courage, practical wisdom and justice. There are many… Continue Reading
A couple of years ago I sat with a good friend in a larger but good company. While enjoying some partly enjoyable catering (yes, it is possible to enjoy something that is not enjoyable!) he uttered: “Andrej, you are too… Continue Reading