Economics is a notoriously unreliable science for predictions. My take on this is that this is due to Economic forecasting being based partly on empirical numbers (which can be quite well predicted), but also on human behaviour, and there is the rub. As a favourite...
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Voracious learning and #OpenLeadership
Getting out of the echochamber and learning. Ethics, Utopias, Kilkenomics and CUSP
Emotional Equations – Chip Conley
Please share the Emotional Equation that means the most to you. Inspired by @chipconley
How do we know what we know? Posing Puzzles
How do we know what we know, and how do we know we know what we know?
Knowledge, Belief and Leadership
Bridging the gaps between knowledge and belief so as to support leadership for transformative change. https://youtu.be/KgUemV4brDU A reminder of the genius of one of the greatest comedy series of all time: Sir Humphrey: "Have you read the Financial Times this...
Did you hear the one about the funny Economist ?
How comedy adds impact to Economics. Learnings from Kilkenomics
How do we know what we know?
How do we know what we know, and how do we know we know what we know?