Comment on A very merry to all by Anchard
I think that may be the cutest thing I have ever seen – thank you!
View ArticleComment on Yet another example by Silhouette Shifting « Pahkis Blog
[...] blogger named Aluation posted this graphic showing how the New York Times changed the first line of a story about the [...]
View ArticleComment on Yet another example by What is the truth? | Simple Geek
[...] blogger named Aluation posted this graphic showing how the New York Times changed the first line of a story about the [...]
View ArticleComment on Uncertainty absorption, decision premises and the maintenance of...
[...] away from those who most benefit from the current arrangement (a particularly malignant form of the uncertainty absorption I discussed earlier). I would argue that the bizarre contradictions...
View ArticleComment on A better definition of financialization by The scorpion and the...
[...] and humiliations being dealt to the citizens of Spain make clear that we have now gone beyond financialization and are in uncharted territory. The most recent outrage is the alleged €100 billion...
View ArticleComment on Against Immaculate Underfunding by Raising the retirement age is...
[...] an earlier post on pensions, I noted that people calling for an increase in the retirement age have yet to address [...]
View ArticleComment on A decent, family man by Alpiston
It does go without saying that a decent family man is a good thing to be, but every time I hear that phrase I wonder what is meant, specifically – is there a subtext, and what is it? A few things are...
View ArticleComment on Experts and clay feet by Economics as politics by other means |...
[...] parallel to my prior post on an emergent pattern of cheating by expert pundits, there has been an equally interesting [...]
View ArticleComment on The sunset decline of the investment industry by As if on cue… |...
[...] to my earlier post about the decline of traditional fund management, from Sunday’s FTfm (sub): Fund universe [...]
View ArticleComment on Will you be having the Friskies, or the Fancy Feast? by Fiscal...
[...] and to do so in part by cutting the safety net. What was surprising was not the sentiment – as I noted last month, this is now the Serious consensus – but the aggressive timing and consistency of...
View ArticleComment on Fiscal policy and the manufacturing of inevitability by Cognitive...
[...] ← Fiscal policy and the manufacturing of inevitability [...]
View ArticleComment on Why we can’t have nice things (like safer commodity markets) by...
[...] Cross-posted, with slight edits, from aluation [...]
View ArticleComment on Second time as farce by James Pilant
I really enjoyed visiting your site. Your writing is quite enjoyable. James Pilant
View ArticleComment on Second time as farce by Anchard
Thank you James – I appreciate the feedback. I also like your site and have bookmarked it. There aren’t enough people out there paying attention to business ethics in its own right.
View ArticleComment on Open data and the emergence of data philanthropy by Open data and...
[...] This is a guest post. Crossposted at aluation. [...]
View ArticleComment on Open data and the emergence of data philanthropy by Do we really...
[...] ← Open data and the emergence of data philanthropy [...]
View ArticleComment on Two faces of American exceptionalism by Dan Platt
American exceptionalism really has two faces of its own. On one is the exaltation of the ideals we hold most dear, which we consider to be exceptional. This should be at no expense to anyone else. But...
View ArticleComment on Defining systemic risk by Regulating systemic risk | aluation
[...] ← Defining systemic risk [...]
View ArticleComment on Sentiment should not be the new horizon in journalism by Mike Hill
What would you do to improve the situation?
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