What’s odd? Something outside the norm perhaps. Something you don’t see every day.
What’s an odd person? Someone who acts in ways that don’t line up with expectation. Someone who does things that defy logic. [click to continue…]
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What’s odd? Something outside the norm perhaps. Something you don’t see every day.
What’s an odd person? Someone who acts in ways that don’t line up with expectation. Someone who does things that defy logic. [click to continue…]
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People start online businesses for many reasons. And it’s clear there’s economic value in the interwebs. This can lead to the temptation of jumping on the trend to make a quick buck. But, thinking in terms of cash is the most shallow and least effective way in most cases. [click to continue…]
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There’s two broad ways to model the world 1) remove elements to make the world simpler 2) start with a simple model and then build it up with increasing complexity. Adding complexity to a simple model and being able to see how the new “world” plays out has been enabled by computer modelling; And the computer modelling is at the heart of the argument that the stock market will eat itself. [click to continue…]
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