Kitchen logic 3: A need is not a value
Individual is the sole agent on the market of life. Continue Reading
Life
What have values to do with energy and power?
Power that is not harnessed by wisdom and order is destructive energy. 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
Big Brother is theoretically impossible
Do not be afraid: digital world forgets as much as you and me. Continue Reading
Blockchain exchange of values
We can be sure right now that blockchain technology will significantly impact the way we live. But that doesn’t mean it will change everything. My goal for this post is to show that some changes commonly attributed to the blockchain… Continue Reading
Kitchen logic (1): Holism
I guess we all experience awkward moments from time to time, seeing simple basic truths behind complicated explanations. Buzzwords like “circular economy”, “sharing economy” or “universal basic income” are the most frequent examples. There is an abundance of such buzzwords… Continue Reading
Branding as integration vehicle for IR
Integrated reporting is based on two premises: That organisations behave like living beings (biological premise). That living beings exist holistically (holistic premise). Taken together, these two premises limit the possibilities of organisational philosophy, explanation, design, governance, control, risk management, and… Continue Reading
Memetics – the second cornerstone of life
Memetics was introduced by Richard Dawkins in Selfish Gene the last chapter back in 1976. For a quite unclear reason, Dawkins himself never developed the theory further. Susan Blackmore, Kate Distin, Robert Aunger and Daniel Dennett are rare few that… Continue Reading
Integrated reporting as a part of organizational memetics
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
Who decides about truth?
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