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2014/02/20

Homo Economicus

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Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal I can't make the picture any bigger, so please  click on the link to read the cartoon at the site. ...
2014/02/06

Build Your Own Damn House

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Today's going to be a little different. Instead of a concept to think about, I want to read a story together. This story is about ...
2014/01/22

Trust Between Strangers: Open Source Economics

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Rachel Botsman: The Case for Collaborative Consumption Yochai Benkler: On the New Open Source Economics The quotes below are all fro...
2014/01/16

Technology to Make People More Human?

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Last week we discussed Antisocial or Metasocial , and discovered, at the very end of the TED video, this intriguing plea: "And so that...
2013/12/19

Antisocial or Metasocial?

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What do you suppose Renny Gleeson means by the following terms? The culture of availablilty The expectation of availability An obliga...
2013/11/27

Becoming Workshop 8: The Wrap-up

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WORKSHOP 8: QUESTIONS What do you take into account in any given economic decision? Spending pocket money, buying big ticket items, borr...

討論逐字稿 for Becoming Workshop 7: Money and Morals

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This is the transcript and notes to our seventh hands-on philosophy workshop at becoming, "Money and Morals". The transcript belo...

Money and Relationships Workshop 6: Money and Morals

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First, let's define the terms, 'moral' & 'morality'. What do you understand 'moral' to mean? What is '...

討論逐字稿 for Becoming Workshop 6: Cash or Credit

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This is the transcript and notes to our sixth Hands-on Philosophy workshop at Becoming, "Cash or Credit?" . The transcript below ...
2013/11/03

Money and Relationships Workshop 5: Cash or Credit?

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CASH How do you feel about cash? What is your personal attitude toward it? Is it good? Bad? Neutral? "Dirhams and dinars are not cr...
2013/11/02

討論逐字稿 for Becoming Workshop 5: What do we owe our parents?

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This is the transcript and notes to our fifth Hands-on Philosphy workshop at Becoming, "What do we owe our parents?". The trans...
2013/11/01

Money and Relationships Workshop 4: What do we owe our parents?

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Nature Writer Ernest Thompson Seton had an odd bill presented to him on his twenty-first birthday. It was a record kept by his father of al...
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