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What You Plant in Your Mind
Whatever seeds you put in your mind will grow there.If you feed your head with endless social media and daily news noise, your thoughts become crowded with fear, gossip, and confusion. Politicians, celebrities, sport and other noise will serve as substratum for any new thoughts.But if you read good quality books, science, and ideas that…
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Corporate: greed by nature
Corporate greed corrodes quality. After founders are pushed out and companies are sold, management often optimizes for the obvious metrics—profit and growth—while neglecting what actually sustains value: trust, reputation, and product usefulness. Bureaucracy amplifies the damage. When responsibility is shifted across layers of hierarchy, decisions become short-term and incoherent, the system produces waste and disorder.…
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Bitcoin and its value
People used to say that “Bitcoin based on nothing…” that its value is basically zero compared to fiat money or “limited” assets like gold. Bitcoin’s core value comes from its decentralization, its strictly limited supply, and the fact that the system actually known and works well in practice. The values like that are real. What…
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Formation of values of human creations
Why do people often value more highly the creations attributed to a single individual — sometimes even reforming and simplifying what was made by a group into the vision of one? Often the value forms itself under the image of one creator even if there was a team or any other complexity behind it –…