Recognizing correlations – Part 1, price fixing
Global players have long known that competition is harmful, especially since it was formalized in a mathematical way, e.g. by John Nash. Apropos Nash, I would recommend the film “A Beautiful Mind” to anyone who wants to take a quick look at Mr. Nash’s CV.
Something else about madness, did you know that Shiva has been called “The madman ← Pithan (பித்தன்)”, not just for a few years or 2010 😉, but long before any concept of time, but at least the official sources point to Sundarar, a Tamil poet from the eighth century.
The other one from 2010 was a cover operation or a way of silencing.
This poet 😉 [Kamala Hasan Aiya] and poetry, reborn in the Tamil film Guna, describes something that is trying to disappear in today’s world, namely true love:
“மனிதன் உணர்ந்து கொள்ள, இது மனித காதல் அல்ல, அதையும் தாண்டி புனிதம் ஆனது …“
[“Maṉitaṉ uṇarntu koḷḷa, itu maṉita kātal alla, ataiyum tāṇṭi puṉitam āṉatu …” → “This love is not a human love, but beyond that, it is holy…“]
Recognizing correlations – price fixing à la Schrödinger’s cat, i.e. without witnesses
Further sources
- Wealth, an analogy with the human body (GG-Art18)
- Win-Win, Win-Lose or Lose-Lose (GG-Art18)
- Win-win game (WikiPedia, EN)
- John Forbes Nash Jr. (WikiPedia, EN)
- Nash equilibrium (WikiPedia, EN)