Author Archives: The German Perspective

Ad Infinitum → Forever Is Not Better

Posted on March 16, 2012 by The German Perspective

There are not many things that last forever. Actually despite death (and for a romanticist maybe love) everything else fades over time. Infinity though is mathematically described as continuation forever… There are not many things that last forever. Actually despite … Continue reading →

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Turning the screw…

Posted on March 14, 2012 by The German Perspective

No question, Germany is one of the most productive countries in the world. We strive for productivity and efficiency, but are we effective? We have reformed the school system, shortening…No question, Germany is one of the most productive countries in … Continue reading →

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Hello, Dave! I’m sorry, Dave…

Posted on March 1, 2012 by The German Perspective

A human crew is traveling through space. On their spaceship they have trusted their well-being and control to a system that has been designed to help, assist and support mankind…. A human crew is traveling through space. On their spaceship … Continue reading →

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No Payin’ No Gain!

Posted on February 12, 2012 by The German Perspective

It’s been some years already since European politics unsuccessfully perform traditional political trickery in order to solve an unseen economic crisis. The “leaders of the free world” try to trick… It’s been some years already since European politics unsuccessfully perform … Continue reading →

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We Know The PRICE But Not The VALUE!

Posted on February 8, 2012 by The German Perspective

A mobile phone, an aircraft carrier, a replacement seal for the refrigerator door or a plumber fixing your heating these days – we all know or can estimate the price… A mobile phone, an aircraft carrier, a replacement seal for … Continue reading →

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