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VPOL or Faulty Brain?

By Francisco Marco-Serrano Posted on July 4, 2009 Posted in me, operations research, social sciences

  "Sometimes I think a Virtual Personal Optimisation Layer acting in our life would improve our lives. Then I recall BRAIN should act like this… What the heck! Brain is faulty!" Me (Now)     Interesting: Neuroeconomics at MIT. Interesting …

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Hotelling’s Rule & Your Life

By Francisco Marco-Serrano Posted on May 20, 2009 Posted in economics, social sciences

  This month I happened to lecture about a basic management model for non-renewable resources, what is known as the Hotelling’s Rule (not to confuse with Hotelling’s Law). Driving my car (you’ll probably find more posts which have been conceived …

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Does the other way round apply?

By Francisco Marco-Serrano Posted on February 28, 2009 Posted in education, social sciences

We always have heard that education will make us free, will freedom make us educated?. Not necessarily; however, reading the interview to Bakary Diallo (Rector of the African Virtual University) on the first issue of ‘Walk In’ (UOC, Catalonian Open …

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