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Rick Bookstaber, author of “A Demon of Our Own Design” and Senior Policy Adviser at the SEC has hit the nail on the head as far as the bank reform goes – Breaking the Banks (via Infectious Greed): “It is not the case that the largest banks are the same as other banks, just bigger“ “The...

Please watch the Zeitgeist Addendum, and RIP: Remix Manifesto Kafka gave us The Metamorphosis.  We have the power to realize our own humility.  Being wrong is irrelevant if you learn from your mistakes and prevent systemic risk from such errors.  How can we be so content with our wisdom if we...

The New York Times Year in Review section always has some good ones. Some highlights for me from this year: Does feeling like a fraud make you act like one? Researchers gave experiment subjects designer-style sunglasses from boxes marked "authentic" or "counterfeit". They then put the subjects in...

I'll call Rafe's Daniel Nocera Nobel prize in <10 years and offer up that Artifical Collective Intelligence technology developed at MIT CCI will bring such breakthroughs that Daniel Nocera will be one of the last few INDIVIDUAL contributors to our inventive/discovery process.  Yes, they are using the...

PROBLEMS Our economic system hasn't been self correcting through arbitrage, because markets have stayed irrational longer than one could stay solvent.  Our legal system has not been just because precedents have been bluffed into existence using legal costs instead of legal arguments.  Our regulatory...

-"Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all those other forms that have been tried from time to time." Churchill (from a House of Commons speech on Nov. 11, 1947)  I've been meaning to do a post on the Bayesian Truth Serum (Prelec), but Tyler Cowen’s post on Range Voting has inspired...

(Back from Alex's European adventures) Michael Martin of Broken Symmetry with two incredibly insightful posts on Soros' theory of reflexivity, distinction between social and physical sciences, and the ability of markets to regulate us as well as themselves. 1. "Are markets flawed? Or is it...

Imagine you are in your early twenties, out of college several years and your best friend, who recently came into an inheritance of $300K cash told you they could think of no better way to invest the money than to invest it in you.  Not the company you started, not as a loan, but invest it in YOU, as if you...

[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/8194089[/vimeo] I just saw the most important talk I have seen in 300+ TED, Pop!Tech, etc talks that I've watched.  And at the risk of hyperbole, I will say that the worst case scenario is that Daniel Nocera simply wins a Nobel Prize (and yes, I'm willing to bet at even odds that...

Ever wish you could reinvent the entire systems of government you live under without starting a costly war, revolution or having to win an election?  No?  Well, Patri Friedman has (wondered, that is).  And so has a growing number of seasteaders, ordinary folks (and the occasional PayPal billionaire).  Or...

One of the hidden themes of The Feast this past week has been how to scale successful social ventures.  This has been on my mind a lot recently as I have been working informally with both Self Enhancement, Inc. (SEI) and Decision Education Foundation (DEF) on this puzzle.  SEI is extremely successful...

Mendeley.com is doubling every 10 weeks and is on track to surpass the biggest academic databases in the world next year.  What I find fascinating is that it is based on the Last.fm music algorithm/idea, which is now crossing disciplines into science of all things:  “How does it work? At the basic...

“I am not discouraged, because every wrong attempt discarded is another step forward” – Thomas Edison “Give a man a fish; you have fed him for today. Teach a man to fish; and you have fed him for a lifetime”.  But what if we teach a man to learn? Was Thomas Edison a genius or “merely” a...

This may be the most positive thing I've heard in a long time.  The whole article is worth reading.  Here's a teaser: "...If open courseware is about applying technology to sharing knowledge, and Peer2Peer is about social networking for teaching and learning, Bob Mendenhall, president of the online...

The old philosophical theory says that reason is conscious, can fit the world directly, is universal (we all think the same way), is dispassionate (emotions get in the way of reason), is literal (no metaphor or framing in reason), works by logic, is abstract (not physical) and functions to serve our...

Derek Abbott says Australia alone could solve the world's current and future energy needs using solar thermal and liquid hydrogen.  Saul Griffith says, practically speaking this is not feasible and we need to use all available clean energy technology and reduce and conserve substantially or we are doomed....

I've been having a serious discussion with two colleagues of mine about closing the gap that exists between two groups: People of my generation (40 and older) who have capital they want to invest in innovation but only know the VC for-profit-only value model and don't have any true view into or...

This was one of the most important and encouraging talks of this year's TED...