"I hate efficiency. I hate it with a passion. It always seems to drive people into making absurd and dangerous decisions. In a world where the future is unknowable, that is where uncertainty reins supreme, it is a very stupid strategy to attempt to be efficient. Dinosaurs were very efficient. Supremely so. They thus ruled the earth for a length of time that makes us look like tiny and insignificant amateurs. Their problem was that they became too efficient. They stopped thinking. They had no back up plan. They had no redundancy. So they could not withstand a shock in their environment. The unknown eventually popped up and rendered all that efficiency as monumentally inefficient. I realize that this is a gross simplification, but bear with me, it’s an analogy."
Fonte: Real World Economics Review Bróguio, escrito por Peter Radford
Protesto (só tem no bróguio do Marmota!): No estás en español porque el Buey de aquel país estás en london pub y no puedes traducir para el portugues para que podamos disponibilissssar en sudamericanêis.
2 comentarios:
Dr. Marmota, o senhor perdoe minha ignorância, mas parece que esse senhor sabe de "business, money, economics". Pode até ser bem intencionado, mas falando de dinossauro, DNA, evolução, incerteza, etc. ele deu uma viajada boa.
Esse aqui parece mais pé no chão ó: http://freemarketmyth.blogspot.com/
rapaaaaz do céu
bienvenido!
Uai, sobrfe a ignorancia, bicho, relaxa.
Na pior (melhor) das hipóteses a ignorância será perdoada.
E essa merda de business, money e economics é uma merda, né não?
Viva lá revolución!
Pau no cú dos covarde.
Dos reaça e da burocra.
Saludos!
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