Month: February 2021

The place I’m living in for the last two years, in Valencia, is really small. It has a few advantages, but space isn’t one of them. The kitchen is so tiny, it can barely hold two people at the same time. Being so small, it means you can reach to anything you need without moving … Read more

Today I’m going to share 3 things: 2 concepts that I recently learned (or fixed them better in my cognitive field) and one that I created myself, but in close relationship to the first two. I’m sure you already astutely sensed that I’m going to talk about: convex payment the “S” curve pay per epoch … Read more

If I would have been alive in 1490, I would probably say today that I’m having a deja vu. For those of you not knowing, Columbus set sail to what would have been named, a few years later, America, around that year, more precisely in 1492. And these days I’m feeling like the same vibe, … Read more

Last two-three days were rather hectic. A whirlwind of news and developments, both in business and personal life, hit my relatively stable routine, and threw me a bit off course. We’re still in a de-facto lockdown, otherwise some of these news would have seen me flying in another country, to make sure I can assess … Read more

When I was younger, every time I was exposed to a new way of thinking, I was making an “ism” out of it. Like “postmodernism”, or “Buddhism”, or “materialism”, or whatever. Every philosophy, every system, esoteric science, ancient practice, all these were somehow wrapped in their own bubble, and each of them was holding “the … Read more

As part of a project I recently joined, I got an Apple Watch. For the last month I’ve been playing with it a lot, paired it with with my iPhone, used it as a running tracking device, and so on. The other day I noticed something funny. Every time I get an alert, both my … Read more

There’s something about seeds that fascinates me deeply. Of course, there’s that unbelievable splitting of cells into a new life, all growing up seemingly from nothing, just light and soil and water. That in itself is a miracle. But, at least for me, there’s something even more… how could I say it? More important? Yes, … Read more

“Hit hard and settle in the middle” is an approach often seen in government decisions related to taxation, or some limitation of civil rights. It’s basically the imposition of a very difficult measure, like a huge tax, or a drastic limitation of free movement, which generates a significant reaction from society. Because this reactive resistance … Read more