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October 7, 2021

Data-Driven Government Surveillance Can Be a Nightmare

Can data be used to harm other people? The reality is that in some parts of the world, it is already being used to trial increased surveillance and fuel oppressive social systems. This is a clear indication that technology will...
October 6, 2021

Can We Trust Insurance Companies With Big Data?

Insurance. No one likes it. No one really wants it. We definitely hate paying for it. And why wouldn’t we? Insurance companies are notorious for not wanting to pay out any money on a claim and sometimes dropping people if...
October 2, 2021

Becoming Antifragile in the Pursuit of Knowledge

Despite significant technological and scientific progress in the study of physics, time, and space, it looks like we still have a long way to go before we ever truly understand the impact of what we are looking for.  When exploring...
October 1, 2021

Our Concrete Jungles Are Slowly Killing Us

Concrete has become synonymous with urban development and progress. It’s responsible for creating shelters, protecting manmade infrastructures from natural disasters, making transportation easy, and more. However, the environmental cost of creating concrete is often understated. It’s a convoluted process with...
September 30, 2021

Taking Dogecoin to the Data Dojo

What is up with Dogecoin? Let’s talk about Dogecoin. We’ve had a lot of requests to discuss it since it has been in the news a lot, stirring up the online world with a sudden spike in price and a...
September 29, 2021

Economic Theory: Looking Past the Big Bucks and Misconceptions

The Austrian School  The social function of economic science consists precisely in developing sound economic theories and in exploding the fallacies of vicious reasoning. In the pursuit of this task the economist incurs the deadly enmity of all mountebanks and charlatans whose shortcuts...
September 28, 2021

Ring Ring, Get Your Vaccine: Personal Data, Free Will, and Governance

Alaska’s Health Department in Trouble One of our big seven things we really care about at TARTLE is government and corporate transparency. Normally, when this topic comes up, we are calling one or the other out for their lack of...
September 24, 2021

Operations of Organizations and Our Communities With Special Guest and Systems Thinker, Christian Lemp Part 2

If the first part of their discussion explored the parallels between social systems and AI technology, this second half provides insight on how Christian’s work draws inspiration from an unlikely source: the natural world and the animal kingdom.  From there,...
September 23, 2021

Bitcoin Is Not a Currency

Is Bitcoin a Currency? Is the granddaddy of crypto actually a currency? That’s one heck of a question, especially since many have touted it as exactly that. Bitcoin was supposed to be this decentralized thing that would allow regular people...
September 19, 2021

Operations of Organizations and Our Communities With Special Guest and Systems Thinker, Christian Lemp Part 1

What can machine learning and data engineering tell us about how social systems are wired to function? As it turns out, these fields are more alike than meets the eye.  Christian Lemp, an early TARTLE adopter and professional systems thinker,...
September 18, 2021

How Small, Everyday Innovations Drive Oversized Results - NYT Best Selling Author Josh Linkner

Do you believe that you are on the cusp of a breakthrough on a daily basis? Despite popular belief (and to some extent, the media’s portrayal of success stories), the wildest successes rarely ever happen on a whim. These stories...
September 16, 2021

Influencers, Social Shopping, and the Power of E-Commerce

It is no wonder that what is called social shopping and influencers is extremely popular, given how much time we, and especially the younger generations spend scrolling social media on our phones. Many of the things we interact with on...
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