Should we expect risks to come from categories and places we expect to see coming, or from places we would not have anticipated afterwards? What’s the proportion of black swans for the largest risks?
How do we incorporate a term for doing good in a way that helps us do more good in the future? Companies can sell stock, whereas nonprofits can’t; the more Elon Musk does the more money he makes, even while pursuing some notion of the good, whereas the more a philanthropist gives away the less he has. This seems like a strategic disadvantage. This is more like an operational decision than like a research question though.
Some questions which feel alive for me:
Should we expect risks to come from categories and places we expect to see coming, or from places we would not have anticipated afterwards? What’s the proportion of black swans for the largest risks?
How do we incorporate a term for doing good in a way that helps us do more good in the future? Companies can sell stock, whereas nonprofits can’t; the more Elon Musk does the more money he makes, even while pursuing some notion of the good, whereas the more a philanthropist gives away the less he has. This seems like a strategic disadvantage. This is more like an operational decision than like a research question though.