
If this is a 'rupture' can the past help us see what comes next?
It wasn’t an official theme last week at Davos, but it was ever-present: can callbacks to previous eras help us prepare for what might emerge from the tumultuous present?
It wasn’t an official theme last week at Davos, but it was ever-present: can callbacks to previous eras help us prepare for what might emerge from the tumultuous present?
La Reunión Anual de este año en Davos pudo haber estado casi abrumada por los acontecimientos geopolíticos actuales, pero generó cifras que ofrecen una visión mucho más amplia de lo que e...
This year’s Annual Meeting in Davos may have been nearly overwhelmed by current geopolitical events, but it kicked up numbers that paint a far broader picture of what’s been happening in ...
"Anticipación vigilante."
“We're under a lot of pressure.”
“Vigilant anticipation.”
“High-performance punishment” is usually something meted out in an office. Do your job too well, and risk facing terminally heightened expectations and a stinging lack of recognition.
Todo empezó con un resfriado y algunos malos consejos médicos. Y con una constatación tajante: que desconectarse del mundo quizá no sea la mejor manera de lidiar con sus fallas.
It started with a cold, and some bad medical advice. And a stark realization that disengaging from the world is maybe not the best way to deal with its flaws.
Cuenta la historia que Hennig Brand se despertó un día y pensó: "¿Por qué no hervir la orina?".











