Comments for TIMnovate http://timnovate.wordpress.com Prof. Shlomo Maital Sat, 14 Nov 2009 18:27:48 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on The Man Who Invented GDP by Pet Peeve of the Day – Econometrics « Casual Thoughts http://timnovate.wordpress.com/2009/02/22/the-man-who-invented-gdp/#comment-290 Pet Peeve of the Day – Econometrics « Casual Thoughts Sat, 14 Nov 2009 18:27:48 +0000 http://timnovate.wordpress.com/?p=339#comment-290 [...] founding joke of econometrics is the concept of GDP, for which we have to thank nobody else but John Maynard Keynes, the Great and Wonderful Wizard of Oxbrigde. Why it is a joke, [...] [...] founding joke of econometrics is the concept of GDP, for which we have to thank nobody else but John Maynard Keynes, the Great and Wonderful Wizard of Oxbrigde. Why it is a joke, [...]

]]> Comment on The Man Who Invented GDP by CorruptionRadio http://timnovate.wordpress.com/2009/02/22/the-man-who-invented-gdp/#comment-289 CorruptionRadio Tue, 10 Nov 2009 18:18:50 +0000 http://timnovate.wordpress.com/?p=339#comment-289 These types of economics is what is used to set up the modern system of Imperialism. NAFTA would more appropriately be called NAMTA the North American Manipulated Trade Agreement. http://corruptionradio.com/2009/10/op-ed-the-cause-and-history-of-imperialism/ Jordan These types of economics is what is used to set up the modern system of Imperialism. NAFTA would more appropriately be called NAMTA the North American Manipulated Trade Agreement.

http://corruptionradio.com/2009/10/op-ed-the-cause-and-history-of-imperialism/

Jordan

]]> Comment on Poetry & Innovation: Mommy, Daddy, Tell Me a Story by Yair Alcobi http://timnovate.wordpress.com/2009/11/04/poetry-innovation-mommy-daddy-tell-me-a-story/#comment-288 Yair Alcobi Mon, 09 Nov 2009 12:13:25 +0000 http://timnovate.wordpress.com/?p=763#comment-288 One of the best columns I have read in a long time! It's all about simplicity, and the ability to tell a good logical story that holds.... I liked most the part about the second low of Thermodynamics and the first low of Rhetoric and Narrative. Thanks YA One of the best columns I have read in a long time!
It’s all about simplicity, and the ability to tell a good logical story that holds….
I liked most the part about the second low of Thermodynamics and the first low of Rhetoric and Narrative.

Thanks
YA

]]> Comment on Poetry & Innovation: Mommy, Daddy, Tell Me a Story by Prangtip RUGPAO http://timnovate.wordpress.com/2009/11/04/poetry-innovation-mommy-daddy-tell-me-a-story/#comment-287 Prangtip RUGPAO Thu, 05 Nov 2009 16:02:13 +0000 http://timnovate.wordpress.com/?p=763#comment-287 Thank for great story, it's touch my heart! Thank for great story, it’s touch my heart!

]]> Comment on The Man Who Invented GDP by TC http://timnovate.wordpress.com/2009/02/22/the-man-who-invented-gdp/#comment-285 TC Sun, 01 Nov 2009 08:45:14 +0000 http://timnovate.wordpress.com/?p=339#comment-285 People are already thinking of better ways to do things; unfortunately, these ideas haven't become mainstream yet. Checkout "The Venus Project" People are already thinking of better ways to do things; unfortunately, these ideas haven’t become mainstream yet.

Checkout “The Venus Project”

]]> Comment on 2 Million Women Suffer — Who Cares? by Ben Gilad http://timnovate.wordpress.com/2009/10/26/2-million-women-suffer-who-cares/#comment-283 Ben Gilad Tue, 27 Oct 2009 16:30:38 +0000 http://timnovate.wordpress.com/?p=731#comment-283 The Qatari Sovereign wealth fund just announced a 600mm profit on the sale of its stake in Barclays. That enough to take care of all the Arab women and some others. Instead of the formerly rich US which is hardly taking care of its own health care, shouldn't the Arabs take care of the Arabs? That's my way of saying, Hi, Shlomo!! I had a great time running the war game workshop with your teams. How are you? The Qatari Sovereign wealth fund just announced a 600mm profit on the sale of its stake in Barclays. That enough to take care of all the Arab women and some others. Instead of the formerly rich US which is hardly taking care of its own health care, shouldn’t the Arabs take care of the Arabs?

That’s my way of saying, Hi, Shlomo!! I had a great time running the war game workshop with your teams. How are you?

]]> Comment on Innovating To Reduce – American Gluttony by Yoav Medan http://timnovate.wordpress.com/2009/10/11/innovating-to-reduce-american-gluttony/#comment-275 Yoav Medan Mon, 12 Oct 2009 09:16:25 +0000 http://timnovate.wordpress.com/?p=681#comment-275 Hi, Just came back from Europe and paid 1.2 EU/Liter, far from the 8 Eu/Liter quoted above. Did you mean to say per Gallon? Get Americans some Scottish education on consumption and consumption planning and then some recycling habits from India Yoav Hi,

Just came back from Europe and paid 1.2 EU/Liter, far from the 8 Eu/Liter quoted above. Did you mean to say per Gallon?

Get Americans some Scottish education on consumption and consumption planning and then some recycling habits from India

Yoav

]]> Comment on Birth and Death: Among Innovators, Not Just Among Innovations by elizabeth edersheim http://timnovate.wordpress.com/2009/10/11/birth-and-death-among-innovators-not-just-among-innovations/#comment-274 elizabeth edersheim Sun, 11 Oct 2009 13:56:21 +0000 http://timnovate.wordpress.com/?p=669#comment-274 Just one correction- Peter Drucker taught the course at NYU, not Columbia. He never taught at Columbia. He was about to start at Columbia in 1950, in the government and political science department. However, the President of the university did not think a government professor should be studying business. Peter had just published Concept of the Corporation. He ran into a friend on the subway who taught at NYU -- and that is where Peter went for the next 20 years. Just one correction- Peter Drucker taught the course at NYU, not Columbia. He never taught at Columbia. He was about to start at Columbia in 1950, in the government and political science department. However, the President of the university did not think a government professor should be studying business. Peter had just published Concept of the Corporation.

He ran into a friend on the subway who taught at NYU — and that is where Peter went for the next 20 years.

]]> Comment on Incas’ Innovative Agriculture by sarah http://timnovate.wordpress.com/2009/08/20/incas-innovative-agriculture/#comment-268 sarah Wed, 30 Sep 2009 08:32:23 +0000 http://timnovate.wordpress.com/?p=571#comment-268 A few details about the Inca. Amazing culture as they were, they only reigned for 400 years (even less). The only reason they survived and thrived was because they annihilated all the other cultures in the area which thrived for thousands of years. There is an agricultural culture which lived on the coast called Moche which was innovative and creative and is hardly mentioned in the books of history. They were wiped out without a trace. They built amazing sand temples and cities with special methods to keep it from falling apart in Trujillio, and other places along the coast. The Inca were cruel and vicious, and killed all the peace loving cultures in Peru and the Andes. And yet, they are the most remembered in the history of South American tribes and cultures. As for agricultural innovation, the innovativeness of the Nabatians here in the Middle East. Until today we are unable to repeat their success in agriculture in the dessert. These are just a few thoughts your article awakes in my mind... A few details about the Inca. Amazing culture as they were, they only reigned for 400 years (even less). The only reason they survived and thrived was because they annihilated all the other cultures in the area which thrived for thousands of years. There is an agricultural culture which lived on the coast called Moche which was innovative and creative and is hardly mentioned in the books of history. They were wiped out without a trace. They built amazing sand temples and cities with special methods to keep it from falling apart in Trujillio, and other places along the coast. The Inca were cruel and vicious, and killed all the peace loving cultures in Peru and the Andes. And yet, they are the most remembered in the history of South American tribes and cultures.

As for agricultural innovation, the innovativeness of the Nabatians here in the Middle East. Until today we are unable to repeat their success in agriculture in the dessert. These are just a few thoughts your article awakes in my mind…

]]> Comment on Malaria: Innovation & Simplicity by Dale B. Halling http://timnovate.wordpress.com/2009/09/23/malaria-innovation-simplicity/#comment-267 Dale B. Halling Tue, 29 Sep 2009 14:39:53 +0000 http://timnovate.wordpress.com/?p=653#comment-267 Shlomo, there is no evidence of DDT damage to the environment. Every object scientific study of DDT has found DDT to be safe to both humans and the environment. Shlomo, there is no evidence of DDT damage to the environment. Every object scientific study of DDT has found DDT to be safe to both humans and the environment.

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