Back in the days, Made in Japan was the cool. We looked for Japanese Watch, Radio, Machinery, Camera and everything. Back then, I also learned a term "kaizen' in my early school years that refers to continuous improvement through learning. I did not know why that is important.
After all these years, I realized that what that concept refers to is not to continuously changing but to ensure you are looping back all the learnings you had when you operate a system - an organization, a product line. I agree the randomness has its structure principle you referred in the blogpost. Random is never random yet it is guided by a pattern that is not linearly structured. That is why big data is important so that you can identify linearity in randomness - random individual thoughts.
And, you write well, but, it requires me to read everything twice. You killed me right here😇 😂 😛
But, for a time at least, we will still be able to have ideas, yet with the way the internet encourages sharing, those ideas become public domain.
The way of the Samurai - I think when investigated, all top of their game loop back and continually develop their fundamentals.
The problem with BigData only a small handful of companies with very big hands have access.
I write in an obscure way - largely on purpose
Perhaps I will write a short post on it :)
Agree with you on Big data. May be the way forward is to have decentralized ownership of that data. I know that is complex how much we have moved into this big 5 concepts. However, anything is possible.
You writing style is unique. Try to write that short post in plain language, short sentences 😀