Search Results: art of the deal
one. The second kind treats a model of reality as if it were reality. Both cartoons are perilous in the face of uncertainty. The first, the measurement Cartoon, empowers actions…
that privacy is a human right. Maybe that is too idealistic. “How to Sew a Mask” was one of the most popular articles searched by Google this last week (https://www.nytimes.com/article/how-to-make-face-mask-coronavirus.html)….
…parts of this are your everyday. If you’re working construction in, say, Texas or other parts of the south, parts of this are your everyday. I used to think that…
…delighted to publish Rebalance Timing Luck: The Dumb (Timing) Luck of Smart Beta, by Corey Hoffstein, Nathan Faber and Steven Braun. We think this is an important paper. Here’s why….
…translated, Carthage must be destroyed. It wasn’t that Carthage posed an imminent threat to Rome. No, Rome had already defeated Carthage soundly in two wars, and Carthage was no longer…
Greg Storms On the other side of the world bad things happen to serious investors who fail to live up to the expectations of society. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-29/china-finance-official-executed-in-bribery-case james stewart A prize…
…not a list of best articles or articles we think are most interesting … often far from it. But for whatever reason these are articles that are representative of some…
…and gives to existing concentrations of political, social or financial power. The “corruption” part is important, and the “institutionalized” part is important. We don’t mean garden-variety individual corruption, which will…
…not a list of best articles or articles we think are most interesting … often far from it. But for whatever reason these are articles that are representative of some…
cartoox The first part of this is great ……the last part things didn’t seem to work out quite that way…..when i lived in Shanghai back in the years 2012 -…
…not a list of best articles or articles we think are most interesting … often far from it. But for whatever reason these are articles that are representative of some…
…analyst reports about Salesforce “beating its earnings estimates” every quarter, you’d think that this chart above must be wrong. Why, Salesforce has lots of profits! Sure, it trades at a…
…the demographic composition of C-suite and boards and the hiring behaviors in the tech industry in particular are all becoming more common in standalone articles and as frames for articles…
Concealed within his fortress, the lord of Mordor sees all. His gaze pierces cloud, shadow, earth, and flesh. What happened this weekend in Washington DC, where the Senate debated and ultimately…
…of Epsilon Theory or Second Foundation Partners, and should not be construed as advice to purchase or sell any security. George Grie, Crime and Punishment (2006) The Truth about Plagues…
…generative AIs are best understood as artificial human intelligences, not as artificial machine intelligences. The more comprehensive the training set on human-generated texts, the more human the artificial human intelligence….
…limbic brain) forces us to think outside of words or language is pretty interesting. For starters, it’s a window on how modern humans lived for a couple of hundred thousand…
…rest – including the New York Times – had a handful of articles. For example, you might read the New York Times article “Ukraine acknowledges that the ‘Ghost of Kyiv’…
…State of Pakistan. Our true enemies still, I suspect. I’ve been writing a lot recently (“Things Fall Apart (Part 1)” and “Things Fall Apart (Part 2)“) about our polarized society,…
…leave finance to cover the last week or so in other shifting parts of the Zeitgeist – namely, politics and culture. It’s not a list of best articles or articles…