Brands differentiate one from another. Some are kind, like kindergarten, and some are threatening, like army. Some are rational, like Wittgenstein, and some are crazy like Salvador Dali. It is peculiarity of any brand that it is not god or… Continue Reading
It is wrong to take for granted that new, innovative and added value are almost synonyms. New belongs to a domain of time. New year comes after old one passed away. A new car comes after the old one. One… Continue Reading
Assessing last 100 years of corporate practice in western democratic societies one clearly sees that both branding and lobbying developed as professional and highly organized and positioned practices of every commercial enterprise. Although by rule they are never organized within same… Continue Reading
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
Decentralisation is one of strongest points of blockchains. Decentralised smart contracts that rest on blockchain technology tend to break fundamentals of modern society, especially that of third party trust. It seems like that we could avoid centralised institutions of trust… Continue Reading
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 a clear resemblance to that of… Continue Reading
Why quantum computing is not going to close the gap between computers and humans, but widen it. Continue Reading
With Bitcoin reaching $20.000 most probably, the question of what is “the real” value of Bitcoin Ethereum or altcoins is going to reach highs in parallel. Me, being a tender novice to crypto world and to blockchain world, and at… Continue Reading
Formal reporting in fact enhances corruption. Continue Reading
It looks like after Richard Thaler won this year’s Nobel prize for economy, Milton Friedman’s neoclassical economics is finally proven to be wrong. What a relief for all that never red neither Von Mises, Hayek, Friedman nor Thaler. It is… Continue Reading