Sami Al-SuwaileminGödelian LettersRisk in a Fractal WorldIgnoring the fractal nature of risk may result in devastating consequences.Jun 20Jun 20
Sami Al-SuwaileminGödelian LettersA Playful MindHow can one be rational and playful at the same time? An open-minded approach can save both.Mar 2Mar 2
Sami Al-SuwaileminGödelian LettersInterview with Karl Sigmund“Don’t expect new paradigms from old brains!”Feb 3Feb 3
Sami Al-SuwaileminGödelian LettersRemembering GödelThe story of Kurt Gödel (1906–1978) is forever captivating.Dec 16, 2023Dec 16, 2023
Sami Al-SuwaileminGödelian LettersInformation: The Language of Nature and MarketsThe deep links between information, time, and money are striking.Nov 25, 2023Nov 25, 2023
Sami Al-SuwaileminGödelian LettersInterview with Vernon L. SmithReading broadly in science provides a way of seeing in what sense economics is a science and helping to further it.Nov 18, 2023Nov 18, 2023
Sami Al-SuwaileminGödelian LettersThe Mirage of Complete MarketsA complete world, if ever achievable, would be dull and stagnant. To envisage a vibrant and creative realm, we need to embrace…Oct 14, 2023Oct 14, 2023
Sami Al-SuwaileminGödelian LettersMarket Reality vs. Economic TheoryThe Impossibility of Neoclassical Aggregate DemandSep 23, 2023Sep 23, 2023
Sami Al-SuwaileminGödelian LettersInterview with Gregory ChaitinConsistent systems are “boring;” paradoxes are fertile.Sep 9, 2023Sep 9, 2023
Sami Al-SuwaileminGödelian LettersSelected Quotes of Gregory ChaitinFrom Meta Math! The Quest for Omega (2005, Vintage Books)Sep 9, 2023Sep 9, 2023
