The Administrators of State and Social Enterprises looking for highly qualified Students may be many and come from countless different Industries and Professions, but they are all looking for one very specific personality. They are looking for someone who knows… Read More ›
My thought experiment from yesterday, where I revisited some important documents from my late childhood and early adolescence proved helpful in making sense of the current trajectory of the past few Scenario 1999 Entries. Allow me to summarize a list… Read More ›
“Nostalgia is the new opium of the masses in the 21st century.” One ought not to forever dwell in the past just to cope with the present. History is meant to provide oneself with the ability to reshape the future… Read More ›
As stated previously in the preceding Entries, the digital realm is capable of yielding, on the one hand, the World Wide Web (WWW) and an opposing series of National Intranets connected to each other via an International Internet. To transplant… Read More ›
The gig economy has been a topic of discussion for several years now, but it seems that it is expanding at an exponential rate. The New York Times recently tweeted about how the gig economy is no longer limited to… Read More ›
Gone are the days when employees could expect to work for a single company for their entire career, retire with a pension plan and enjoy lifelong job security. The modern workplace is a different beast altogether. Job security has become… Read More ›
The past three Treatises, especially The Work-Standard (2nd Ed.) and The Third Place (1st Ed.), described four main Models of Economic Governance and a number of subvariants. Before any discussion about how to develop an understanding of economic life in… Read More ›
The following is a preview of the upcoming Entry that I am working on at the moment. Given that I also have to take care of other personal matters, I am posting this preview now in case I do not… Read More ›
Building on top of the two new Entries to The Digital Realm, I uploaded a few new additions to Digital Library IV. One research article about Privatization in the People’s Republic of China since the Dengist economic reforms and two… Read More ›
It may not seem like it, but Neoliberalism has been experiencing immense difficulties trying to reapply the shared paradigm of Production for Profit and Production for Utility in the digital realm. The issue was not exactly whether the digital realm… Read More ›
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