Being original – a Misleading myth!
Copying is evolutionary stable strategy, not being original. Continue Reading
Economy
The Petition Against Political ecology
Thesis: Political ecology as a concept and social movement is a disguise for communism. Political economy You might need clarification on Wikipedia’s quotation about political economy. To attribute political economy to Adam Smith, for instance, is preposterous for me trying… Continue Reading
Elon Musk, Stalin’s nephew (not anymore?)- fourth revision
This is the fourth version of a post devoted to Elon Musk. This alone is proof that the phenomenon of Musk permanently occupies my attention. After he took over Twitter, he was more in the global focus. There are several… Continue Reading
Homonism – published
A memetic baby was finally born. Homonism. A term I coined because I found the concept of humanism insufficient and misleading. Continue Reading
Friction between neo-cons and behavior economists is fake
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
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
Message to Future Prime Minister
There are only four KPI for future PM: power, wisdom, beauty and compassion. Continue Reading
No Free Crypto Lunch!
Decentralisation is one of the most vital points of blockchains. Decentralised intelligent contracts that rest on blockchain technology tend to break the fundamentals of modern society, especially that of third party trust. It seems like we could avoid centralised institutions… 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
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