Pruning Your Decision Trees
Smart people like to solve hard problems. But success often goes to the disciplined person with the right temperament for the circumstance. I’m often guilty of making things overly complicated. I get fascinated with the beauty of complex adaptive systems and the challenge available in trying to tame it to my liking. However entertaining this […]
Digital Rivers
Adam Smith’s “Wealth of Nations” supposes that economies will develop most fruitfully near navigable waterways. This is because no method of transportation is cheaper. Raw commodities will be manufactured into processed goods and both raw and finished goods, in excess supply, can be shipped inexpensively to other regions cost effectively. This will support growth of […]