Critical Dummy
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Where do good ideas come from?
“...the world is ruled by little else.”
— John Maynard Keynes.
In closing a longer passage in The General Theory, John Maynard Keynes argues that the ideas of economists and philosophers shape policy long after the thinkers themsel...
AI and the illusion of work
Marija Zaric, Simplicity
The ability to think creatively is an accumulation of relatable experiences, perhaps God-given, nature-driven; either way, it takes conscious effort, expertise, and a level of intentionality to concretise an idea,...
THE CHANGING NATURE OF GOOD IDEAS
In a world where almost anyone can generate ideas, build prototypes, and ship products faster with the help of AI, standing out goes beyond having the most original ideas, but knowing how to turn these ideas into systems and continually imp...
Thirty-Two things for Thirty-Two.
The last time I attempted to publish an article on life lessons on the occasion of my birthday, I sent a blank newsletter (deliberately), metaphorically signalling that, as far as life goes, I’m really just a student.
Today, as a student o...
Ideas.
Jack Butcher: Dead Internet Theory
Ideas are the earliest point of creation. Everything that exists today was born from an idea. From culture to inventions, products, structures, and everything that contributes to the human experience, the...
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