En el año 2000, entre los países de mayor tamaño económico de la UE, España era el que más residuos urbanos per cápita generaba 📉 En 2021 ha conseguido ser el que menor cantidad produce (472 kg/ habitante) Esenciales de #EconomiaCircular Fundación BBVA👉ivie.es/es_ES/espana-r…

Habitaciones de hotel. Pordenone, Italia.

El Scenic del siglo XXI es 100 % eléctrico y no renuncia al ADN familiar que le vio nacer eldebate.com/motor/pruebas/… vía El Debate

I was so lucky to be able to have Danny Kahneman as a best friend and collaborator for decades. He usually ended our conversations with "to be continued..." but I now have to simulate his part which is impossible. My favorite image of us "working".

Daniel Kahneman passed away today He changed the world of behavioral finance Here are 10 things I learned from his book Thinking Fast and Slow as a way to say thank you:

Grab the summary with all the wisdom of Daniel Kahneman here: compounding-quality.ck.page/e9fd2b4c4c

Daniel Kahneman passed away today. His work on behavioral economics was groundbreaking. His fantastic book "Thinking Fast & Slow" will provide the world with insights for decades to come. Here's a wonderful infographic summary: May he rest in peace.

A “razor” is a rule of thumb that simplifies decision-making. The 7 most powerful razors I’ve found: (Explain in 60 seconds)

2. Occam's Razor The simplest explanation is usually the best one. Avoid unnecessary complexities when making decisions.

3. Pareto Principle (80/20 Rule) Focus on the 20% of inputs that yield 80% of the results. Prioritize tasks and activities accordingly.

4. The Dunning-Kruger Effect Incompetent individuals tend to overestimate their own abilities. Be aware of your limitations and seek feedback from others.

7. The Sunk Cost Fallacy: People continue investing in something because they have already invested time, money, or effort, even if it no longer makes sense. Assess decisions based on future prospects rather than past investments.

In short: • Build leverage • Value integrity • Productize yourself • High-quality people • Desire = unhappiness • Everyone can get rich • Hard work isn't enough • Jobs won't make you rich • Understanding > memorization • Impatience with actions, patience with results

Si te quieres ir, te vas. Si no te quieres ir, no te vas. Si no sabes si te quieres ir o no, reflexionas sobre ello. Si activas el show sin irte o es porque quieres irte haciendo el show o porque solo buscas hacer el show y no irte. En ambos casos, lo que te importa es el show.

The EU has two options: remain a union of national champions; or create European champions, complemented by EU public goods partly financed with Eurobonds, so that firms have sufficient scale to increase productivity and can compete with the US and China english.elpais.com/economy-and-bu…

Por qué los toreros son mejores personas que la media

¿Qué tienen en común Cristo, Pilatos y el capitalismo?

Una extraordinaria columna, llena de sabiduría y lucidez, de Ana Iris Simón en “El País”

El mismo muletazo visto por delante (Botán) y visto por detrás.