Forget about explicit and tacit knowledge. It’s all about general and specific knowledge, namely widely known and easily transmitted or confined to one entity and hard to extract.

Forget about explicit and tacit knowledge. It’s all about general and specific knowledge, namely widely known and easily transmitted or confined to one entity and hard to extract.describes Harvard Business School’s Andrew McAfee, while he proposes prediction markets to facilitate the conversion from specific to general knowledge.

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I received yesterday the following crappy email: To: Prof. Tziralis Georgios Subject: NEW JOURNAL Re: INVITATION FOR CHIEF EDITORĀ  Dear Professor, We are launching a new Journal from 2008 in your specialized field of study. I shall be very grateful to you, if you provide your kind assistance to us for starting a new journal. …

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I ‘ve just watched the yesterday’s keynote by Steve Jobs, presenting, among many others, the new iPod touch, with built-in safari browser, actually an iPhone without just the phone functionality. The question that naturally raised to me is that, provided that we live in a (free?) wifi cloud, do we actually needĀ  phones? Why do …