Aargh! by David Pinder
David PinderAargh! stands for Age-activated reportage, grumpiness and humor. General stuff tries to make sense of socio-political changes. Business stuff focuses particularly on Customer Value. Personal stuff focuses on the vicissitudes of adoption.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 185 | Subscribers | Read | davidpinder.substack.com |
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The taijitu - key to your & my world? A world where there are no absolutely right answers ... or are there?
It is a strange sensation: you spend years doing something (in my case, writing stuff for business clients) and, in your later years (I’m now in my eighth decade), feel impelled to try to investigate a meaty topic (What dynamics now govern ...
2026 and the kids are not alright. Especially the boys. Might a really old idea help put things right?
Recently, I posted a piece about the incessant blather that we are subjected to about ‘Diversity’, and the glib way that the topic gets thrown around. Not least, it is promoted - proselytized, even - by the UK prime minister, the mayor of L...
What is it to be British? And why is a cup of espresso coffee like a clipped clitoris?
Over the Christmas period I found myself pondering the state of affairs in the world and, in particular, the state of the UK. Nothing too challenging, then! What follows is a bit of that thread.
Ghosts of Christmases (and other times) Past.
Recently, I have been rather neglecting you, my hugely valued readers of Aargh! by David Pinder. I apologize. It has not been because of laziness but more because of diversion on to other issues. Anyway, that’s no excuse: normal service wil...
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Sales. Marketing. Business generally. How business works within society. These are the topics that get me going. History, too: how do the past, present and future connect? I'd welcome your company on the journey.
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