To all its consequences
Does the market have the advantage of rewarding the hard-working and punishing the lazy? (or the able and the incapable). This naive idea is widespread, but the main author of…
Does the market have the advantage of rewarding the hard-working and punishing the lazy? (or the able and the incapable). This naive idea is widespread, but the main author of…
I often juxtapose engineering thinking and powerpoint thinking here. Two basic approaches to the world. The former is focused on solving problems, the latter on manipulating people. I believe that…
Note that in the civilization circuits that undergo successful periods of success, optimism prevails. People are looking forward to the future, and especially looking forward to the future associated with…
Donald Trump has hinted at the possibility that if the Panamanian government is too intransigent in negotiating the canal, the US military could sort it out. On the face of…
“China has developed not just by building factories, but by building people who know how to buuild and work in factories. Work and meaning and profit cannot be separated,” says…
Some European statesmen are ostentatiously fighting to postpone the ban on petrol engines for two years or three years or even five years. Is this of any use? Not in…