I partly blame mainstream economics for that, which puts far too much weight on efficiency compared to resilience (supply chains anyone?). When biological organisms economise (i.e. seek efficiency) in order to be resilient.
The multiplication of pseudo knowledge in other disciplines is even more to blame, but economists are not entirely …
I partly blame mainstream economics for that, which puts far too much weight on efficiency compared to resilience (supply chains anyone?). When biological organisms economise (i.e. seek efficiency) in order to be resilient.
The multiplication of pseudo knowledge in other disciplines is even more to blame, but economists are not entirely innocent.
And so it was that I realized you have your own substack, which I have naturally subscribed to without yet reading, because it is obviously going to be worth reading.
I partly blame mainstream economics for that, which puts far too much weight on efficiency compared to resilience (supply chains anyone?). When biological organisms economise (i.e. seek efficiency) in order to be resilient.
The multiplication of pseudo knowledge in other disciplines is even more to blame, but economists are not entirely innocent.
https://lorenzofromoz.substack.com/p/zen-and-the-art-of-flow
And so it was that I realized you have your own substack, which I have naturally subscribed to without yet reading, because it is obviously going to be worth reading.