A type of behaviour that I have often seen in life is the tendency for people to form alliances to control social dynamics within a group. It is a form of coercion and can sometimes be not much more than subtle bullying.
Read moreIn my fourth twenty in twenty (again…) I am highlighting the common issue found in Australia of market concentration and a general lack of competition in various segments of society
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In my third twenty in twenty (again…) I am contemplating the importance of development for society in general
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In my second twenty in twenty (again…) I delve into the failings of democracy as we know it.
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This is the first post of my second attempt within a personal exercise I have set for myself. I am calling it ‘twenty in twenty’. That is, twenty posts, each done in twenty minutes.
Read moreIncremental progress is trapping us to live in a world of a vastly degraded environment. We need to change our priorities to meet this challenge.
Read moreOne worn out argument that is often aimed at mathematics is ‘I will never use it, so what’s the point?’. Indeed, on face value, the argument has value.
Read moreLack of cognition appears to explain a substantial number of conclusions that I find to be mysterious. Many people make conclusions about topics without really considering the information on hand.
Read moreThis is the first post within a personal exercise I have set for myself. I am calling it ‘twenty in twenty’. That is, twenty posts, each done in twenty minutes.
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