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Sometimes You Just Have to Go With the Flow When Nothing Flows

June 18, 2016

Sometimes You Just Have to Go With the Flow When Nothing Flows  The central banks are clueless and have no control over the economy. This whole thing reminds me of Australia. I loved going into the Outback, driving through rivers, and seeing ant hills that were taller than the Jeep. I was invited to go […]

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Learning Without Theory

March 30, 2016

Learning Without Theory CAMBRIDGE – How can we improve the state of the world? How can we make countries more competitive, growth more sustainable and inclusive, and genders more equal? One way is to have a correct theory of the relationship between actions and outcomes and then to implement actions that achieve our goals. But, […]

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5 Ways You Can Fix The World

October 22, 2015

5 Ways You Can Fix The World With the exception of the very young, those who live in caves and people in comas it would be hard to miss the accelerated trajectory of America’s decline in the past few years. Regardless of which side you may find yourself on in the culture war, your party […]

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Relying on the Government Will Make Climate Change Worse

August 21, 2015

Relying on the Government Will Make Climate Change Worse Twenty-five years ago, existentialism was a hot piece of intellectual property. A literate public was buying up such books as William Barrett’s Irrational Man: A Study in Existential Philosophy and Viktor Frankl’s From Death Camp to Existentialism (later republished under the title Man’s Search for Meaning). American psychologists were being introduced […]

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The Boundaries and Future of Solution Space – Part 5

August 20, 2015

The Boundaries and Future of Solution Space – Part 5 Solution Space To use the word ‘solution’ is perhaps misleading, since it could be said to imply that circumstances exist which could allow us to continue business as usual, and this is not, in fact, the case. A crunch period cannot be avoided. We face […]

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How to Think of Climate Change on a Small Scale

January 11, 2015

How to Think of Climate Change on a Small Scale When I used to live near the waterfront in Toronto’s east end, I would wake before dawn and go sit at the end of a breakwater to catch the sunrise. I would face the lake, close my eyes, and notice a subtle warmth on my […]

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