...reminded me another interesting talk at TED:
This is a subject definitely in fashion among both academic and business circles. Don't you find this awkward given the fact that we are currently submerged in such deep crisis? Notice that we are discussing the side effects of abundance of options, and at the same time, you turn on your TV and what you hear is pessimism, strikes, budgetary cuts, and so on...
This is one more evidence that this crisis is not an economical crisis and for sure is not a crisis of capitalism or free market! ...on the contrary, it is a crisis of states and its governments imprisioned to unregulated financial system after decades of subversive policies based on leverage and focused on a participating role rather than on regulatory functions.
Despite, good times these in which we are depressed and confused by the vastness of possibilities!
...and this also makes me wonder how much I would enjoy a bit of wider alternatives among political sphere. Meanwhile my choice is very easy to make, I will just keep voting blank!
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