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A founder’s biggest obstacle is oneself

In life, start with the idea that nobody owes you anything. Give first, and receive later. Some people are malicious, but most people are not, they won t forget when you give. Don t expect to receive, before handing in an idea, a dollar, a line of code, a new contact. Don t be stingy. Search for low agency people vs high agency people on the Web. Some person doesn t want to work with you? It s a…

No product is ever totally new

Almost everytime time somebody wants to release a piece of tech or wants to do so, you ll find someone saying it already exists . But distribution , rather than pure innovation, is more often than not the key point, and timing also. This is also true for the seemingly most advanced technologies. This was even Meta s [ ]

Why Europe Is Falling Behind in the Technology Race

The first title I chose for this article was Thinking About the EU s Technocratic Tendencies and Talent in the Information Age. However, I felt like it sounded too academical and wasn t powerful enough to emphasize the urgent situation Europe is facing. During my research I stumbled upon an article of the World Economic Forum (WEF) titled Is the [ ]

Are Markets efficient? The a priori, a posteriori, framework

Markets look a lot less efficient from the banks of the Hudson than from the banks of the Charles. Fischer Black The article is in constant evolution. It s more about racing thoughts than a formally established demonstration. A posteriori vs a priori: grasping a fundamental epistemological framework I believe that there is a misconception in [ ]

Open Source and Socio-Economic Equilibrium

The interesting aspect of open source is that the value it provides lies not in the software itself, but in the understanding of it and the ability to monetize its maintenance and it s ecosystem. Open Source and Monetization are not antagonist. From a moral or political perspective, this can be considered somewhat superior. What we [ ]

Emergence of new Cognitive Spans, Naming Power & Cybernetics (article in constant evolution)

Intro We know well that this machine does not think. It is us who made it, and it thinks what we tell it to think. But if the machine does not think, it is clear that we ourselves do not think either at the moment when we perform an operation. We follow exactly the same [ ]