everything was better back when everything was worst.
I recently watched a TED presentation by Barry Schwartz on the paradox of umlimited choice (click here for the video). It was a very thought-provoking presentation whose main message was how the proliferation of consumer choice has led to paralysis when making decisions. He also points out that this thing called “choice” is [...]
efficiency = productivity?
Does efficiency equal productivity? Ironically, the advancement of technology has brought about both the privilege of immediacy and the profileration of spam in every aspect of our life. But has this advancement of technology also made us more productive?
I recently finished reading “The Goal” by Eliyahu Goldratt for an operations course [...]
