4 min read ⌚ Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason Ever since the beginnings of religion, some people were not entirely taken by it. But as the world evolves, a significant number of people overthrow faith and the worldview it creates. Who Should Read “The End of Faith”? And Why? One of his central questions […]
4 min read ⌚ Lessons for Modern Russia Are you a history lover? Soviet Union’s breakdown wasn’t the end of the ex-socialist republics. Get the big picture of how The Russian Federation managed to conduct political reforms. Who Should Read “Collapse of an Empire”? And Why? In the light of discovery, people need to adopt a […]
5 min read ⌚ The Story of the Global Stock Market As market trading had its ups and downs throughout history, counter-effects emerged: people learned the impact of risk, the probability of its arising, and evaluation of side-effects. Who Should Read “The Equity Culture”? And Why? Many quotes and examples from renowned market theorists, such as […]
5 min read ⌚ Lessons from the Great Empire Builder Leadership according to Alexander the Great: If you think you rule the world, maybe you do. Take this journey, and watch your wisdom expanding. Who Should Read “Alexander the Great’s Art of Strategy”? And Why? Partha Bose agrees that “Alexander the Great’s Art of Strategy” book […]
5 min read ⌚ “The Audacity to Win” deservedly receives a lot of credit, for its straightforward approach, and openness in a political campaign. It’s like having an access to numerous backstage information. We summarize some key findings, which we hope you’ll find entertaining and mind-blowing. Who Should Read “The Audacity to Win”? And Why […]
12 min read ⌚ “Those who cannot learn from history,” wrote Madrid-born American philosopher George Santayana, “are doomed to repeat it”. Unfortunately, the fact that history does repeat itself – as Marx wrote, “the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce” – shows that we haven’t really heeded to Santayana’s words. Or, to quote […]
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