By: kk (kk334.delete@this.yahoo.com), June 6, 2013 2:37 pm
Room: Moderated Discussions
Moritz (better.delete@this.not.tell) on February 26, 2012 2:29 am wrote:
> I found the personal off-topic content in the introduction strangely interesting.
> "I was the co-founder of Strandera, a start up ..."
> First I thought, interesting to know what these respected distant Internet-people do off-line.
> Then
> "A while back, my friend and colleague Andreas Stiller reported ..."
> I was like wait, Andreas Stiller as in as@heise an author in my favorite computer magazine (c't)
> from my home city of Hannover in Germany? Must be, unlikely there are that many in this field.
> kll
> Reading your Authors description I find that you care for economics. Although not formally educated
> in the field of macroeconomics I took deeper interest in it with the 2008 events. One of my general
> fascinations is how complexity arises from simple rules and many agents and how people are incapable
> of dealing with large systems coping by making it a conspiracy or what I find similar God, ghosts,
> ect.(because both are reductions to a single(human) entity, which people are used too.). Even money-flow
> is difficult for most, it seems to disappear all the time, especially in government.
> Putting something off-topic on the page is inappropriate, but are you active
> in that area on some other site? My favorite blog and forum about it closed some
> time ago and I have not come across a similar level of discourse since.
> I hope I did not cross some line. I try to read and enjoy quietly/leave the posting
> to the more experienced, but it is hard not to get exited when you find smart people.
> I found the personal off-topic content in the introduction strangely interesting.
> "I was the co-founder of Strandera, a start up ..."
> First I thought, interesting to know what these respected distant Internet-people do off-line.
> Then
> "A while back, my friend and colleague Andreas Stiller reported ..."
> I was like wait, Andreas Stiller as in as@heise an author in my favorite computer magazine (c't)
> from my home city of Hannover in Germany? Must be, unlikely there are that many in this field.
> kll
> Reading your Authors description I find that you care for economics. Although not formally educated
> in the field of macroeconomics I took deeper interest in it with the 2008 events. One of my general
> fascinations is how complexity arises from simple rules and many agents and how people are incapable
> of dealing with large systems coping by making it a conspiracy or what I find similar God, ghosts,
> ect.(because both are reductions to a single(human) entity, which people are used too.). Even money-flow
> is difficult for most, it seems to disappear all the time, especially in government.
> Putting something off-topic on the page is inappropriate, but are you active
> in that area on some other site? My favorite blog and forum about it closed some
> time ago and I have not come across a similar level of discourse since.
> I hope I did not cross some line. I try to read and enjoy quietly/leave the posting
> to the more experienced, but it is hard not to get exited when you find smart people.
Topic | Posted By | Date |
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A bit about yourself [OT] | Moritz | 2012/02/26 02:29 AM |
link | Moritz | 2012/02/26 02:40 AM |
A bit about yourself [OT] | David Kanter | 2012/02/27 01:40 PM |
Reply L2 | Moritz | 2012/03/01 02:20 PM |
A bit about yourself [OT] | lemuel | 2012/05/18 02:22 PM |
A bit about yourself [OT] | kk | 2013/06/06 02:37 PM |
A bit about yourself [OT] | Oliver S. | 2019/08/13 12:58 AM |
A bit about yourself [OT] | David Kanter | 2019/08/13 08:55 AM |