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Oct 26 2009

Philosophy of science and honest scholarship

Published in social science, rhetoric, professionalism, political, philosophy, language, institutions, epistemology, academic research by Tuomas Kuronen | Comment (0)

Ended up viewing this during my weekend hassle.

EDGE.org did it again

Published in Blog by Juha Antti Lamberg | Comment (0)

Every time you step into edge.org you find something absolutely fabulous. This time, EDGE offers two hard core presentations closely related to Glostra visions. First, the founding father of theoretical treatment of path dependence and complexity in economics, Brian Arthur offers his view on technological change. Arthur's treatment of technology is closely related to research in dominant designs yet is far more comprehensive. What is more, it offers a philosophical understanding of what technology is, and how it evolves. If Arthur's speech does not offer any insights to strategic management of technology, the fault is not his. See the video interview and text here.

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