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It was Plato who wrote part of New Scientist article in 2011. Continue Reading
It was Plato who wrote part of New Scientist article in 2011. Continue Reading
A memetic baby was finally born. Homonism. A term I coined because I found the concept of humanism insufficient and misleading. 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. The new year comes after the old one passes away. A new car comes after the old… Continue Reading
Only after we take concept of relativity seriously, we can recognize, that that specific relativity theory (Einstein’s) is wrong in principle. Continue Reading
Behavior economy introduced through prospect theory (Kahneman and Tversky, 1979) is generally understood as the one that disapproves »previous« libertarian theories developed by Hayek, von Mises and Friedman, to name just few of them. As shall explain further, the alleged… Continue Reading
Risk does not lie in the probability of an event but optionality. Risk should not be evaluated on rationality but optionality, meaning a heuristic calculation of gains and losses, always asymmetrical in a complex environment. Lessons given by Nassim Nicholas… Continue Reading
Conservatives understand the reclusiveness of time and thrive with innovation without the danger of harming others that do not share our vision. Continue Reading
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
There are only four KPI for future PM: power, wisdom, beauty and compassion. 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