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synagonism = ALL winners vs antagonism = ONE winner. | synagonism = ALL winners vs antagonism = ONE winner. | ||
'citizens-administering-society' vs 'capital|state-administering-society'. | <br />'citizens-administering-society' vs 'capital|state-administering-society'. | ||
distributed vs centralized. | <br />distributed vs centralized. | ||
Education: | Education: | ||
• Bs in Mathematics, University of Joannina, Greece {1981} | <br />• Bs in Mathematics, University of Joannina, Greece {1981} | ||
• Ms in Information Management, George Washington University, USA {1992} | <br />• Ms in Information Management, George Washington University, USA {1992} | ||
• Mainly, I am a self-educated person, especially in Philosophy, Linguistics, Economics, Sociology, History, Political-science. | <br />• Mainly, I am a self-educated person, especially in Philosophy, Linguistics, Economics, Sociology, History, Political-science. | ||
• But, as Socrates said very long ago, I am sure that: "ONE thing I know, that NOTHING know" ("ἓν οἶδα ὅτι οὐδὲν οἶδα"), i.e. what I know, in relation to what I do not know, is "a drop in the ocean". | <br />• But, as Socrates said very long ago, I am sure that: "ONE thing I know, that NOTHING know" ("ἓν οἶδα ὅτι οὐδὲν οἶδα"), i.e. what I know, in relation to what I do not know, is "a drop in the ocean". | ||
Latest revision as of 17:43, 26 August 2015
synagonism = ALL winners vs antagonism = ONE winner.
'citizens-administering-society' vs 'capital|state-administering-society'.
distributed vs centralized.
Education:
• Bs in Mathematics, University of Joannina, Greece {1981}
• Ms in Information Management, George Washington University, USA {1992}
• Mainly, I am a self-educated person, especially in Philosophy, Linguistics, Economics, Sociology, History, Political-science.
• But, as Socrates said very long ago, I am sure that: "ONE thing I know, that NOTHING know" ("ἓν οἶδα ὅτι οὐδὲν οἶδα"), i.e. what I know, in relation to what I do not know, is "a drop in the ocean".