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Lift08 – Opening Talk by Bruce Sterling

By alan Posted on February 7, 2008 Posted in considerations No Comments Tagged with Bruce Sterling, Carla&Nicolas, lift08, people

Notes on the run… Sci-fi author Bruce Sterling was in charge of the opening talk at Lift08. He wanted his keynote to be “punchy” and “focused”. He did mentioned Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, the US economic depression and Al-Quaeda, the global …

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I'm an epistemocrat

By alan Posted on January 26, 2008 Posted in books, considerations No Comments Tagged with Black Swan, ideas, people, philosophy, Taleb

I’m currently reading Nassim Nicholas Taleb‘s Black Swan. I know I will have to read it at least 3 times before I get the whole idea and even then, I’m not quite sure I will get it straight. It’s the …

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The fairy who bends over the Swiss web workers' cradle

By alan Posted on December 17, 2007 Posted in web No Comments Tagged with people, Sandrine Szabo, work

Ever heard of Sandrine Szabo and her web portal www.profession-web.ch? Well if you haven’t, you’re either not a web professional in the French-speaking Switzerland or you’re working too hard to see what’s going on. I don’t even know exactly why …

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The Shock Doctrine

By alan Posted on December 14, 2007 Posted in books No Comments Tagged with economy, people, politics

I’ve just finished reading the “The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism” by Naomi Klein… Wow! It has been a continuous effort keeping the book open. Descriptions of torture procedures and other psychological shocks are simply unbearable, but it …

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Yes! Blocher kicked out

By alan Posted on December 13, 2007 Posted in considerations No Comments Tagged with Blocher, people, politics

Our local nationalist, obviously adept of the Chicago school, and dreadfully racist mini-Bush has been kicked out of the Swiss government. At last! No need to be ashamed of my passport any longer 🙂 Hooray! On the same subject: Bon …

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Boris Cyrulnik in Lausanne

By alan Posted on November 12, 2007 Posted in considerations No Comments Tagged with Cyrulnik, lausanne, people, popular science

The famous French ethologist, neurologist and psychoanalyst, Boris Cyrulnik was giving a public lecture, in Lausanne, last Friday evening (Nov. 9, 07) on behalf of the Eben-Hezer Foundation. First of all I was quite impressed with the queue of people …

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