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![]() I have founded a worldwide operating business 18 years ago and still actively provide technology guidance as chief architect. For those who read my first book \'Deity\' it will not be surprised that my business also develops artificial intelligence software.
I have written and self-published two books, \'The Deity (2003)\', rereleased as\'Deity\' in 2006, and \'Journey To Eden\'\' and I am writing two more at the time.
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My main hobbies have been for many years my family and the business that I have built. Lately - call it a midlife crisis if you will - I have focused more on sports (hindered by a recent accident). Before that diving, skiing, motorcycling and boating have been my most frequent activities. My personal interests are history, politics, quantum physics and having discussions about both. Now I am back into music, video, photography and above all writing.
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![]() Quantum Resonance 4 - The Copenhagen Interpretation and its ConsequencesIn September 1927 at a meeting in Como, Italy, Niels Bohr presented his fairly philosophical Copenhagen Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics. Bohr made it clear that measurement not only disturbs what is being measured, but on a quantum mechanical level DEFINES what is being measured. ![]() Quantum Resonance 3 - Causality and Complex Adaptive SystemsI do not see myself as a scientist, I am rather a philosopher. Some claim that it is the role of philosophy to doubt and question but I see it as the role that asks the questions that the scientiests should answer. Philosophers can also suggest answers and request that scientists proof or disproof them. ![]() Quantum Resonance 2 - Causality in Human PsychologyIt seems that we do not have to ask anymore if nature is a complex adaptive system (CAS) as we can see it at work every day. The faithful in some form of Intelligent Design will attribute creative emergence to their Deity of choice but that we can respectfully position that as willful ignorance. ![]() Quantum Resonance 1 - Questions and AnswersI do not see myself as a scientist, I am rather a philosopher. Some claim that it is the role of philosophy to doubt and question but I see it as the role that asks the questions that the scientiests should answer. Philosophers can also suggest answers and request that scientists proof or disproof them. ![]() Quantum Resonance 5 - The Issue With SpontaneityNiels Bohr made a very important remark: ‘The task of physics is not to find out how nature is. Physics is only concerned what we can say about it.’ David Lindley likened that to Wittgensteins ‘Whereof we cannot speak, thereof we must be silent.’ ![]() Adobe FLEX Versus Papyrus EYEThe only way to avoid the problems of FLEX and AJAX is to use managed life-cycle deployment for the EYE GUI components as we do with the Papyrus WebRepository. There is no Java coding required to assemble a GUI layout but just parameterizing the GUI objects in our EYE designer. ![]() The Architectured Enterprise 2.0The ISIS Papyrus Platform is radically different in each and every aspect. It offers a business architecture based methodology – not just an ‘open’ architecture – for process management that automatically discovers and documents any type of user interactive process performed on the entity models. ![]() Executive Styles - Being Effective or Efficient?Truly, what does being efficient and effective mean? Efficient refers to doing something with the least amount of expendable energy/money! Correct? Well, to be honest a lazy person will be perfect in achieving that because he will think before wasting energy. Efficient has a relative meaning. It has to mean ‘more efficient than other ways.’ ![]() The End of Capitalism?In terms of true free market capitalism – they way Milton Friedman defined it in 1968 – the (capitalist) world has ended some time ago. The markets are not malfunctioning because of a loss of confidence, but because government meddling allows the global players to be too big and influentual and because they can create havoc by shfting capital to any place they want. Global business bureaucracies are welcome by governments as an extension of their power and as a money supply for political activis ![]() Shareholder Vlaue and CompetitionThe profits that these large businesses produce are not real. They are created by constantly buying and selling other businesses at abstract market values, wringing them dry of assets and writing off illusionary market values to reduce the taxes on the book profits they would have to pay otherwise.
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