When making decisions the most important thing is to make them. The principles of decision-making include: Go with your highest point of clarity. (Important decisions are never perfectly clear.) Keep moving forward, especially after making mistakes. Fear creates a disappointing future. 7 questions that change the way people think: #1. Will it cause harm? Reasonable […] […]
When making decisions the most important thing is to make them. The principles of decision-making include: Go with your highest point of clarity. (Important decisions are never perfectly clear.) Keep moving forward, especially after making mistakes. Fear creates a disappointing future. 7 questions that change the way people think: #1. Will it cause harm? Reasonable […]
“Evolution is an algorithm; it is an all-purpose formula for innovation, a formula that, through its special brand of trial and error, creates new designs and solves difficult problems.”
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Topic of Book
The economy is a complex, adaptive system that evolves in ways similar to how biological organism evolve in nature. This means that we have to reconceptualize economics.
Key Take-aways
Traditional economics assumes that the economy is a closed-stable system. Because of this assumption, economist cannot answer the most basic question: where did the economy come from?
The actual economy is an open, unstable system.
Wealth creation is the product of a simple, but profoundly powerful, three-step formula— differentiate, select, and amplify.
The three-way coevolution of Technology, Cooperation, and Business Models that accounts for the patterns of change…
“Evolution is an algorithm; it is an all-purpose formula for innovation, a formula that, through its special brand of trial and error, creates new designs and solves difficult problems.”