Omar C.

#Ignorance is the real enemy... #Education is the key...

“Desires make slaves out of kings and patience makes kings out of slaves” — Al-Ghazali

He explained private equity in just a minute.

@perennialmystic Deep…!!! 🤝🙂

"All other knowledge is hurtful to him who has not the science of honesty and goodness." ~ Montaigne

Creativity is associated with slower brain aging.

Read books that develop your cognitive ability and your ability to have good conversations.

El consumo excesivo de contenido vacío en internet altera el cerebro. 👨‍🔬 Investigaciones de Harvard y Oxford confirman: ➡️ Cambios estructurales en el cerebro. ➡️ Problemas en la atención sostenida. ➡️ Impacto en el aprendizaje y las funciones ejecutivas elpais.com/tecnologia/202… funcas.es/areas-de-inves…

Ronald Reagan awarding Milton Friedman the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1988 🔥 “Teacher, scholar, and theorist—Milton Friedman restored common sense to the world of economics.” “A winner of the Nobel Prize, Milton Friedman’s technical mastery of his profession is unchallenged.” “But more central to his work is its moral component: an idea of human freedom in which man’s economic rights are as vital as his civil and human rights.” “It is for his celebration of the human spirit as well as the brilliance of his mind that I bestow upon Milton Friedman the Presidential Medal of Freedom.”

“El acto malvado es una transferencia sobre los demás de la degradación que uno lleva en sí mismo.” ~ Simone Weil

“Be careful when you do too much for people, they start loving your hand and not your heart.” -African Proverb

“Cuando un rey siente que su pueblo está a punto de rebelarse, declara la guerra a otro país.” - Napoleón Bonaparte

Gestiona con ISO, construye reputación que trasciende. 🚀📊🫰🏼 Aquí algunas opciones para mejorar el posicionamiento de marca sistémica dentro de tu organización: ISO 9001 ISO 26000 ISO 10668 ISO 14001 ISO/IEC 27001 ISO 37001 ISO 45001 ISO 22301 ISO 10002 ISO 37000

A heart that is simple and turned toward God sees more in a moment than the world can learn in a lifetime. ~ Henry Suso

📚CLÁSICOS DE LA CIENCIA POLÍTICA X5📚 DESCARGA GRATUITA 📕El Príncipe - Nicolás Maquiavelo imprentanacional.go.cr/editorialdigit… 📗Leviatán - Thomas Hobbes filosofiapolitica3unam.wordpress.com/wp-content/upl… 📙El Contrato Social - Jean-Jacques Rousseau juliobeltran.wdfiles.com/local--files/c… 📘Segundo Tratado sobre el Gobierno Civil - John Locke sociologia1unpsjb.wordpress.com/wp-content/upl… 📕El político y el científico - Max Weber repositorioinstitucionaluacm.mx/jspui/bitstrea… Lectócratas - Lectura Política

“Estudia el pasado si quieres definir el futuro.” — Confucio

Jensen Huang on why China is innovating so fast: NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang explains what's driving China's pace of innovation and it starts with a counterintuitive move on technology itself. "There's no sense keeping technology hidden. You might as well put it on open source. And so the open source community then amplifies, accelerates the innovation process." The result, he says, is a compounding effect: open source attracts talent, talent drives rapid iteration, and fierce domestic competition between companies pushes the ceiling even higher. "So you get this rapid incredible great talent, rapid innovation because of open source and just the nature of friends. Insane competition among the companies. What emerges is incredible stuff." But Jensen argues the technology layer is only part of the story. The deeper edge is cultural. It was decades in the making: "This is the fastest innovating country in the world today. And this is something that has… everything that I've just said is fundamental to just how the kids were grown. The fact that they have excellent education, the fact that their parents want them to do well in school, the fact that their culture is that way." In other words: a generation raised to value education and rigor showed up at exactly the moment the technology curve went exponential. Lex Fridman adds the cultural detail that ties it together: "Plus, culturally, it's pretty cool to be an engineer." That framing leads Jensen to his sharpest contrast. One about who actually runs each country: "It's a builder nation. Our country's leaders, incredible, but they're mostly lawyers… rule of law, governing. Their country was built out of poverty. And so most of their leaders are incredible engineers, some of the brightest minds."

"Push yourself to the breaking point, but never cave in.” - Rafael Nadal

"The most important investment you can make is in yourself." — Warren Buffett

I'm happy to share this new paper led by @morenahanbury, which explores the drain of resources from Latin America through ecologically unequal exchange. Available open access in Ecological Economics: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…