Author Archives: Danielle Park

Joseph Schumpeter popularized the economic concept of ‘creative destruction’ in the 1950’s and spoke of the vigorous push back from threatened incumbents: “To undertake such new things is difficult and constitutes a distinct economic function, first because they lie outside … Continue reading →

Self-delusion and wilful blindness, how great thou art.  See:  Investors Seemingly Learned Nothing from History: “…I am blinded by a sense of history…In our flat, interconnected and networked world, the odds favor less stability over more stability. To this observer … Continue reading →

Someone recently told me that climate harm impacts were not imminent but rather something that would be a problem for future generations. Perhaps this thinking is a coping mechanism. Perhaps it’s a way to avoid making personal changes needed.  Either … Continue reading →