<p>A lovely friend and ex-colleague of mine asked me to do a podcast on my opinion of Bitcoin.  I cannot say any more than that in this intro other than to start with the photo for this episode of Conrad Gesner who lived in an age when they were classifying all the plants around them for the first time.</p>

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A lovely friend and ex-colleague of mine asked me to do a podcast on my opinion of Bitcoin. I cannot say any more than that in this intro other than to start with the photo for this episode of Conrad Gesner who lived in an age when they were classifying all the plants around them for the first time. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/riskpearlswisdom/message

<p>A lovely friend and ex-colleague of mine asked me to do a podcast on my opinion of Bitcoin. &nbsp;I cannot say any more than that in this intro other than to start with the photo for this episode of Conrad Gesner who lived in an age when they were classifying all the plants around them for the first time.</p>

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5.2 No really, it's going to be different this time

Through practical, everyday observations with a light-hearted perspective, the "Risk Pearls of Wisdom" series will walk you through how to think about risk and how to measure outcomes. Such tools will allow you to understand the dynamics of how groups of people respond to risk situations, how greed and the fear of missing out amplify manias and pandemics. 

Applying risk management (not risk elimination) techniques in everyday life will lead to a better understanding of the world around us, leading to a happier life!

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Through practical, everyday observations with a light-hearted perspective, the "Risk Pearls of Wisdom" series will walk you through how to think about risk and how to measure outcomes. Such tools will allow you to understand the dynamics of how groups of people respond to risk situations, how greed and the fear of missing out amplify manias and pandemics. Applying risk management (not risk elimination) techniques in everyday life will lead to a better understanding of the world around us, leading to a happier life! Subscribe to the newsletter at https://riskpearlswisdom.substack.com/

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