My last discussion briefly contrasted 2 styles of thought. Extreme risk aversion would be the style of medical doctor, obeying the principle Primum Non Nocere where the stakes are high and best courses of hard-won empirical evidence.
But risk aversion does not work for the entrepreneur/inventor since you advance only by exploring new possibilities.
The 2033 Davos Summit is ended and the United States has digested the November elections. The U.S. as by far the world’s biggest economic engine will influences more than any anyone, future policy. With our nearly equally divided Republican House and Democratic Senate, newly discovered secret documents in possession of Joe Biden, thus-far, our government is is focussed on tit for tat investigations.
I suggest a pivot away from investigations and into the realm of science, solving problems. Two methods of thought are applicable.
1. Using established technologies to continue to provide health, wealth, nutrition to our populations ,while simultaneously…
2. Exploring new frontiers. Reconsider some older techniques like nuclear energy just one risky alternative. In future offerings I will mention the problems that keep me awake. We ignore them at our peril.
