The power to recognise talent
The Thiel Fellowship, the Academy and the contest for educational authority. The future of education also depends on who will have the authority to recognise talent.
Brain Capital
The core asset of organisations is no longer just what they know. It is how they think.
The same data, two inverse causes
The divergence that PwC attributes to unequal access to artificial intelligence is better explained by the rotation of whoever is directing the transformation — and the anchor report's own recipe worsens, in the short term, the very metric it measures.
Brain CapitalFoundational essays
The Asset That Became a Flow
The rental of top-tier cognition — human or artificial — lives off a stock of judgment that the very logic of renting has stopped financing.
Knowledge is Powerful, Be Powerful.
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