Who? Me?
Political scandals come slushing down the hill like a mudslide. Affronted indignity seems to be the standard reaction of all politicians. And so, the public trust erodes even further.
Tagged: Trust
Fight or Flight? Are We Still Willing to Die for Danzig?
War brings out the most basic of human reflexes. Ever wondered whether you would fight, or flee to a safer place? In this article I explore if and how our moral compass has changed over time, and hence, are we still willing to “Die for Danzig”?
Afghanistan, graveyard of accountability
Kabul falls in days. The leader flees. The world shrugs. No-one felt locally accountable enough to defend what was built.
Power without personal accountability ultimately leads to the illusion of a democratic state.
With great power comes …no responsibility.
The end of implicit trust
Intellectual authorities lost our implicit trust.
Contrary to what is often peddled, this is not primarily due to social media, internet, conspiracy theories or fake news, but to the failure of the authorities themselves, to live-up to and live-by the expectations they created.
Talking about “Meh” generation – 丧世代
Ever since there are families, tribes, clans, nations, each generation is just so much better than the next one,...
Top 5 Consumer Mutations; 3 months in, the quarterly review
3 months ago, we identified the Top 5 dimensions, Trust, reality, Vision, Time and Space as the biggest mutations of...
UnaReality – Monophysit markets
Call it zoom-lunches, the Capitol, GameStop or DogeCoins. Digital and physical realities crystallize into one uninterrupted realm.
The Top 5 mutations that changed the markets’ DNA
The real unknown going forward is the demand, whether channels, customers, consumers, voters… What will s.he actually do? How will s.he purchase/chose? Which variables did mutate, enough so as to make the usual recipes obsolete? What are the opportunities to build on this?
My shot at the top 5 mutations of your 2020s audience.
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