Being original – a Misleading myth!
Copying is evolutionary stable strategy, not being original. Continue Reading
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Structural and interpretational authority
In an ideal democracy, we would have those with maximal structural authority and minimal interpretational authority. Wrong! Human society needs strong individuals and requires strong interpretational authorities that are, at the same time, moral authorities. Continue Reading
Where does mental illness reside?
Human cognitive powers do not reside in brains only; all clouds are part of my decentralised mental ability. So does the illness. Continue Reading
Why tolerance is not so easy?
Tolerance is not giving away. Tolerance is a way to find a (hard) way to find my place in the temple of humanity. Continue Reading
(Un)Fortunate Necessity of War
War is a necessary emergency of any system that is not in equilibrium. Only dead systems are in equilibrium. Continue Reading
Corruption – from an evolutionary point of view
Corruption is not an enemy of civilisation, but a friend to be treated with care. Just enough corruption may not sound like a position that would elicit much admiration. But are we talking about admiration or the best possible sustainable strategies? Continue Reading
Power law
Power law allows to connect entropy and information to basic social concepts. Continue Reading
Austerity – from an evolutionary perspective
It is not economy point of no return that is the main threat for Europe. It is adaptation to death. Continue Reading
Dumping – positive perspective
Dumping is generally seen as a negative side effect of liberal economics and free trade. Without some government oversight, certain players could enter the market with prices below the expected fair price, thus forming a kind of unfair competition. But… Continue Reading
Kitchen logic 2: Addiction is constitutional for humans
Addiction to social media is as much a threat as addiction to family. Continue Reading