Loneliness In Society Increases Because of These
October 9, 2020Tl;dr: loneliness has been driven by technology, an ever-increasing number of people moving to cities, and by the abandonment of… Continue Reading
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Millennials’ Quarter-Life Crisis
September 12, 2020Tl;dr: in a world where kids and marriage are getting rare, “getting a job” effectively represents the ultimate step in… Continue Reading
How to Effectively Deal With Your Impostor Syndrome
August 10, 2020Tl;dr: don’t compare yourself to others; stop procrastinating; work harder; make your life more difficult; help someone. The impostor syndrome… Continue Reading
Democracy Is Dead – Long Live the Smartocracy!
July 16, 2020Tl;dr: societal hierarchies are based on competence strongly linked to intellectual capacities. As a result, it is the smart people… Continue Reading
A Day in the Life of Jean-Michel
May 18, 2020Jean-Michel Starts His Day It is 6:45 AM and the alarm bell rings. Jean-Michel painfully emerges from sleep. Baffled, he looks… Continue Reading
Reflections on the Quarantine
May 16, 2020In early March 2020, I wrote a letter to the rector of the university, urging her to close the university as soon… Continue Reading
The Warren Buffett Paradox
May 14, 2020Tl;dr: Warren Buffett is a version of capitalism that worsens social-economic inequality while adding zero value to society. I have… Continue Reading
This Is How Hedge Fund Manager Ray Dalio Make Successful Decisions
April 9, 2020Tl;dr: success is achieved through thinking for yourself, valuing the best ideas of people (and not the ideas of the… Continue Reading
Jack Ma: How a Poor English Teacher Became the Richest Man of China
April 5, 2020Tl;dr: whatever you want to do, don’t give up. Fight until the end. As I was looking for more interesting… Continue Reading
My Letter to the Rector of My University About the Epidemic
March 6, 2020There is a principle has been significantly influencing my life since I have learned it: the majority is more often wrong… Continue Reading