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How about family-systems? #humancapital #humanexperience #diversity #equity #inclusion #selfawareness #patterns #systems #dynamics #learningaboutlifeitself #growthmindset #youareyourownauthority #selfresponsibility #doingwhatsuitsyou #personaldevelopment #personalleadership #celebratinglife Congrats 🎂and 🙏 Els van Steijn for your inspiring book. ☀️🥳🌎

Oerhollandse taalrobot ChrietGPT-4: ''Ik ben geïnspireerd door het boek Corporate Bullshit, dat ik zojuist in 20 seconden heb gesnelscand. Over drie minuten ligt mijn e-book Hollandse Lulkoek (600 pagina's, tevens te beluisteren als podcast en te bekijken als documentaire) in de digitale schappen, waarin ik op soortgelijke wijze de eeuwenoude dooddoeners fileer van de BV Nederland.' 🤖 How to spot Corporate Bullshit | Current Affairs The new book Corporate Bullshit by Nick Hanauer, Joan Walsh, and Donald Cohen performs a useful public service by amassing a wealth of quotations from across 150 years of American social policy to show how a certain set of talking points recurs over and over  in the effort to stymie progressive social change. Over the last several decades, we have been told that “smoking doesn’t cause cancer, cars don’t cause pollution, greedy pharmaceutical companies aren’t responsible for the crisis of opioid addiction.” Recognizing the pattern is key to spotting “corporate bullshit” in the wild, and learning how to spot it is important, because, as the authors write, the stories told in corporate propaganda are often superficially plausible: “At least on the surface, they offer a civic-minded, reasonable-sounding justification for positions that in fact are motivated entirely by self-interest.” When restaurant owners say that raising the minimum wage will drive their labor costs too high and they’ll be forced to cut back on employees or close entirely, or tobacco companies declare their product harmless, those things could be true. They just happen not to be. Hanauer, Walsh, and Cohen identify a few distinct species of bullshit, namely: (...) The strength of Corporate Bullshit is in the volume of its archival research. It’s a slim book, but it packs in tons of quotations, many of which are quite jaw-dropping and all of which demonstrate that the more things change, the more they stay the same. https://lnkd.in/eZV5K7C7 #corporate #bullshit #Hollandse #Lulkoek #book #boek #mustread #leestip #rhetorics #AI #genAI #writing #publishing

Very proud that my article on the treatment of ETS emission allowances under EU financial regulation got published in the latest edition of TRV-RPS : Revue pratique des sociétés - Tijdschrift voor Rechtspersoon en Vennootschap! In the article I provide a general overview of rules and obligations applicable to market participants that wish to hold or trade allowances - taking into account the recent updates of the Emissions Trading System. This overview demonstrates that the common thread of allowances-specific rules is a plethora of information and reporting requirements. These apply to various parties, at various times, by different standards and to different recipients (and with overlap in subject matters). It also illustrates how the trading system and the framework in which it operates are moving targets, and subject to constant change (with some points already having been updated since the cut-off date of the article...). With some recent price drops and ongoing speculation on how the system will perform in the future (see ao https://lnkd.in/eMMnZtBA) , the topic remains relevant as ever. Always happy to discuss!

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The way forward seems to need general recognition and validation of indigenous knowledge systems and landscapes. This poem shines light on a specific aspect of how westerners and western institutions (myself included) have dealt with and still deal with this phenomenon of knowledge generated outside of the recognized ‘western scientific knowledge’ domain. Indeed this knowledge is characterised as ‘local’ and by definition ‘limited’ instead of ‘free, general or universal’… See as an example the framing by UNESCO. https://lnkd.in/esymakSQ