lothlorien

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   by lothlorien 11y ago

   This brings up an interesting question: how should city planners make decisions about long term infrastructure if their populations are unstable? Will the trend of working for many companies for shorter periods of time, and therefore perhap
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   by lothlorien 11y ago

   It seems the key point is here: "It’s kind of counterintuitive, but maybe you can actually do more projects that are less related to each other. Normally in a business, you think about, "What’s the adjacent thing that I can do?&qu
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   by lothlorien 11y ago

   It may be the exception that proves the rule.
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   by lothlorien 11y ago

   Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy by Joseph Schumpeteer and Small is Beautiful by Schumacher are two classic, heterodox economic works. People outside the field rarely read them, which is a shame. Both have very high S/N ratios,