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Humanity may have spent 5,000 years filtering out its most gifted strategic minds. This article explores how dyslexic cognition—once ideal for leadership—was sidelined by literacy, and why the AI era may finally liberate this ancient intelligence.
Dyslexic minds excel at multi-domain pattern recognition and complex problem-solving. This article explores how cognitive cross-training can unlock these hidden strengths and prepare leaders for the interconnected challenges of the modern world.
China’s low number of Nobel Prize winners is not a cultural mystery but a structural pattern rooted in 2,000 years of exam-driven intellectual filtering…
We live in a moment where every technological step is framed as prophecy. Executives speak of “emergent minds,” headlines promise artificial consciousness, and a narrative of inevitability rises around us. But behind the myth, the machines remain what they have always been: astonishing engines of pattern—but not perception. 1.
Conceptual Paper Deflationary Abundance: A New Framework for AI-Induced Macroeconomic Disequilibrium When technology drives supply toward infinity and demand collapses By Avigdor Adler Key Points Definition: Deflationary Abundance is an economic condition in which automation (notably AI) drives marginal production costs toward zero, expanding supply almost without limit while
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