Jon Husband

In another series of posts I intend to dig into what we might do about it. But now that the early returns are in, it’s clear that GDPR, while well intentioned, has already delivered a massive and unexpected externality: Instead of limiting the reach of the most powerful players operating in the world of data, it has in fact achieved the opposite effect.

…one better off, without making anyone else worse off,” which is the minimal criterion we should use. It is failing to lift incomes. It is generating vast inequality. It turned institutions predatory and exploitative. It is steeply biased against people, and for investors. And all those are going on to destabilize democracies and societies (or, in putative winners like Ch…

The fundamental dynamic of evolution is not competitive selection, but interactive cooperation. Management in the new economic spaces is then about self-influencing cooperation.