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De m/v machtsbalans

De m/v machtsbalans

Onderstaand artikel, Vrouwen zijn beter in oude koeien uit de sloot halen, was oorspronkelijk de aanleiding voor deze blog. Langzaam kantelde het onderwerp naar de m/v machtsbalans. Die balans speelt vooral in een relatie. In andere situaties (o.a. spel, team, vriendschap) speelt dit niet of nauwelijks. Lang geleden, klaagde de vriendin van een vriend telkens over...

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The acceleration of Long Term waves

The acceleration of Long Term waves

Late 2017, I published my blog on Waves (2), including the long-term economic Kondratiev wave (c.45-60 years), and the long term generational Strauss-Howe cycle (c.80 years). In my 2018 and 2020 blogs, I integrated (i) Needs, Wants & Beliefs and (ii) Awakening into the Strauss-Howe cycle. Source: Charles Hugh Smith, 11 June 2008, Dude, We Are So...

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Quality, a 2025 update

Quality, a 2025 update

In 2020, I published a blog called The cost, quality & speed trade-off in project management and/but without any diagram. In 2021, I published my diagram (below left) in a blog called The oxymoron of government innovation. It seems that my 2023 diagram (below right) was never published (before). Source: The oxymoron of government innovation Source: my draft 2023...

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Common interest, knowledge & sense

Common interest, knowledge & sense

Some time ago, a Belgian politician wondered how to define common in ‘common interest’ when nearly everything and everyone is being doubted today. That issue also applies to common knowledge and common sense. What is common nowadays? A country’s Ministry of Defence used to be common. Nowadays, the American Department of Defence has been renamed into the Department...

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The anthropic principle

The anthropic principle has nothing to do with a time period called anthropocene, apart from the fact that anthro means human. Hence, anthropology refers to a scientific study of humanity (ie, us). The anthropic principle is about the limits of our senses (eg, feeling, hearing, seeing, smelling, tasting). Everything else might be an unknown unknown. This explains...

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What is important?

A 1915 war poem by Julian Grenfell (1888-1915) mentioned the 3 most important items: Life is colour, warmth and light; my 2022 blog. Other people may add beauty, hope, inspiration, love, peace, and/or water. In my view, beauty and peace are in the eye of the beholder. Hence, personal and relative. Almost each day, I express my gratitude for the items above....

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