Making NonSense of it

Generation Z, depressed and depressing, unmotivated and nihilistic? Maybe, but, after all, what examples have they been shown so far which woudl not make this their logical behavior? No Future, No Problem! 

Any changes in our January 2021 top 5 trends? No, apart from some becoming even more prominent and urgent!

In this first episode of Unboxing New Ideas,let dive into the contemporary Army doctrine as outlined by Gal Guy Hubin, proposed and summarised by Martin Shurkin for the Texas national Security Review on their website WarontheRocks.       

Anyone else having an eerie feeling so far in 2021? Just me or did conf-calls, emails, posts, memes and tweets just walked straight out of our screens, into our living rooms, our streets, our markets?

Regardless of your date of birth, time-zone or position, the digital space has been the one consistent reality. 

What does it mean? Digital and physical realities melted into an integral, organic spatial continuum, beyond their individual components and eco-systems.

On the surface of it, everything was upended. But how much of it will still be relevant once the emergency fades away? How much of it is the new normal and how much of it is just circumstantial?

How much to build on this, how much to invest in this, what do we need to adapt?

a new Trust, Reality, Future, Time, Space for the markets, the consumers

Introducing the podcast version of the blog "Making Non-Sense of It" 

On a background of mismanagement, conflicting instructions, contradicting decisions, the pandemic revealed a void in authority in most countries around the world. Finding individual scapegoats will only push up new faces with the same solutions, to the probable same result, so we need a complete rethink of the notion of authority, adapted to today's world realities, technologies, solutions and needs.  

While in lock down, woke up with a  headache from all the expertise displayed in the news, on TV and online 

What does "looking for harmony" means for societies? A look at systems, regimes... and individuals.