The document discusses the contrast between emerging economies and traditional capitalist frameworks, highlighting the ironic favoritism for mainstream creative entrepreneurs and the suppression of others. It also explores the critical role of construction in economic dispersal and political power, particularly in Turkey, while reflecting on the journey of Jack Dorsey from an anarchist to a successful entrepreneur. Furthermore, it invokes the philosophy of resilience in failure, as expressed by Samuel Beckett.

1. Will they let today´s
Anarchists becomes
Tomorrow´s Capitalists?
- An important way the New
World could be different

3. “We’ve never had the ability in our
industry to reach five billion people with
a computer and now we have the ability
to do that"
Marc Andreessen
Dec. 12, 2012

4. The OECD (or old) World

8. "an old person's idea
of a young man"
Michael Kinsley on Al Gore

10. Emerging Economies (or New World)

11. “It is ironic in emerging markets,
where social policies are
sometimes underdeveloped, that
governments favor “mainstream”
creative entrepreneurs to create
jobs. Meanwhile, they try to restrict
or control members of an
“unfavorable” creative class”

12. There’s something about construction that seems to
matter a lot to Erdogan’s grip on power. The fact is, no
other industry does the same job that banks do of
dispersing money throughout the economy, while
avoiding the banking sector’s transparent accounting
practices. In other words, construction spreads
employment and largesse among huge slices of the
poorer voting population
And as Western economies also found out, there’s no bubble
more easily inflatable than a housing bubble; you can borrow
for it and you can borrow against it. You can sell securities
through it. You can have a pretend economy.

15. “The most memorable stories in
Hatching Twitter almost
invariably involve Dorsey, who
rises from his early
programming days as an
anarchist with a speech
impediment to a man who co-founds
two billion-dollar
companies

16. To: Investors, Governments, Graduates

20. Joe Haslam
Chairman, Hot Hotels, http://hot.co.uk
Associate Prof, IE Business School
Lives in: Madrid, Spain
http://www.linkedin.com/in/joehas
http://twitter.com/joehas
Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter.
Try again. Fail again. Fail better.
Samuel Beckett (1906-1989)