I feel like it’s Berlin, 1939. Life is quiet, but uneasy. We still go down to the restaurant district, but the crowds are no longer celebrating, as when Warsaw fell in September. Our Jew problem has disappeared; they’re all in…
Natural Law and the Law of Averages, How Science Hobbled Down and Became Political
When Science started calling Science a liar. Continuing our inquiries on how Science has been hobbling down in both its genuine understanding of Fact and Truth, and its current political insistence on incorporating most other academic pursuits under its wing…
Part II, How the Organization Man Went Rogue
Part II The Gordon Gekko vision (1987) more or less defined the next iteration of Organization Man, which I learned the hard way after returning to the US, trying to help link up American entrepreneurs with business opportunities in Russia,…