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Minsky's Non-Neutral Money
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Secular Cycle
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Bond Wave
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Monetary Regime Cycle and BitCoin
Paradigm Shifts in Monetary Regime along Bond Wave
Supra-secular rhythm
Secular Rhythm of Bond Wave
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Bond Wave Mapping 1: Paradigm Transformation in Interntional Monetary Regime
Bond Wave Mapping 2: Price & Inflation Cycles
Bond Wave Mapping 3: Private Debt Cycle
Bond Wave Mapping 4: Fiscal Cycle & Negative Real Yield Cycle
Bond Wave Mapping X: Political Cycle
Limited Gold Supply was a perennial problem for the Gold Standard: in search for Elastic Money and Scalability
Political Philosophy
Zeitgeist Zero Hour: Intro
Socrates Constitutional Cycle
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Socrates' Constitutional Cycle
Intrinsic value of Socrates Cycle
Contrast between Socrates vs Aristotle
Can we preserve democracy?
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Terminal Symptom of Democracy in Ancient World, Theoretical Views
Paradox of Equality & Aristotelean Paradox Management
Aristotelean Preservation of Constitutions
Contemporary Liberal Representative Democracy?
Old Contents
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Socrates' 5 Political Regimes
Socrates-Homer Hypothesis
Crassus & Trump: Socrates-Homer Hypothesis in Modern Context
Others
Price Evolution
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Oligopoly Price Cycle
Deflation
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Zero Boundary
Anecdote 1874-97
Deflationary Innovation
Innovation
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Introduction AI & ML & DL
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Chap1 ML Paradigm
Chap2 Generalization of ML
Chap3 DL Connectionism
Chap4 DL Learning Mechanism: Optimization Paradigm
Chap5 DL Revolution
Chap6 DL Carbon Footprint
Chap7 DL Underspecification
Chap8 CNN & Sequence Models
Map Risk Clusters of Neighbourhoods in the time of Pandemic
Confusing Blockchain
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Chapter 1: Linguistic Ambiguity
Chapter 2: Limitations in Consensus Protocols
Chapter 3-1: Disintermedition Myth-conceptions
Chapter 3-2: Autonomous Self-regulating Governance Myth-Conceptions
Environmental Distress
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Model Risk and Tail Risk of Climate-related Risks
Socrates' Constitutional Cycle
When Democracy fails 1:
Ephemeral Democracy and the road to Tyranny:
in light of Socrates’ Political Cycle:
A Reflection of Plato’s “the Republic”
Originally published March 13, 2017
Last edited June 9, 2017
By Michio Suginoo
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Thus spoke Socrates!
Socrates' Constitutional Paradigm Cycle
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