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- The Barter of Trust: Economy 3.0 and Non-Material Forms of Payment http://ow.ly/18OQh6about 2 days ago
- Knowledge is Not Enough: An Invitation to Re-Consider Common Beliefs http://ow.ly/18MP2Jabout 4 days ago
- Through Thick & Thin: Why Languages Are Like Friends - There are (at least) two kinds of language learners. One need... http://ow.ly/18Lhnzabout 6 days ago
- Short is the New Eloquent: Good Ideas Spread Regardless! - If there’s something really important to say, it ca... http://ow.ly/18Jx4Uabout 1 week ago
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The Barter of Trust: Economy 3.0 and Non-Material...
Asher Idan, Manager of Future Studies of Social Media in The Department of Management in Tel Aviv University posted a status yesterday saying that “A new mean of payment has appeared, the “barter of trust” : today I am helping you, tomorrow you shall help me.” He wrote it in... -
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Knowledge is Not Enough: An Invitation to...
The average amount of time people in the West spend on “education” is huge. (Not to mention the sums of money!) Having a degree is not considered something special, anymore. It has become the norm. (And its absence – a new fear) People pursue degrees for mainly one reason: To get... -
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Through Thick & Thin: Why Languages Are Like...
There are (at least) two kinds of language learners. One needs to learn a language in order to reach a certain goal. This goal may reach from getting a visa, writing an application to communicating to your spouse from “over-seas”. The other group learns a language seemingly without any... -
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Short is the New Eloquent: Good Ideas Spread...
If there’s something really important to say, it can be stated in simple words. If not, chances are that it’s not really important and you’re just wasting time. Great ideas are always the simplest. Have you ever had the experience of somebody lecturing and pontificating at you for... -
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Why Helping Others is the Best Way to Spend Your...
When we as people have fulfilled our basic needs like food and shelter, we are free to do other things. So, what are the options? Some people go fishing, others read a book, go dancing, do yoga, participate in public picnics, fly to conventions, watch a movie or write blog posts like this one. We...