Author Archives: F. E. Guerra-Pujol

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About F. E. Guerra-Pujol

When I’m not blogging, I am a business law professor at the University of Central Florida.

Fiat currencies versus cryptocurrencies (Alexander Hamilton/Satoshi Nakamoto rap battle edition)

This entertaining video poses an important question: should governments ban cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, regulate them, or just leave them alone? Hat tip: @ATabarrok

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Ten reasons for deleting this blog

Does WordPress (the platform I use to blog) count as social media? If so, then Jaron Lanier has written an entire book explaining why you should delete this blog as well as your other social media accounts. (Pictured below is … Continue reading

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Table of first set of 153 composite and 46 prime numbers

Note: 1 is neither prime nor composite.

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The rise and fall of Internet Explorer

Usage Share of Internet Browsers 1996 – 2019 [OC] byu/interestingasphuk indataisbeautiful

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Digital Dystopia

What does the future hold for us? Pictured below is one of Mike “Beeple” Winkelmann’s artistic renderings of a future digital dystopia. Beeple is a graphic designer from Charleston, South Carolina, who does a variety of digital artwork including short … Continue reading

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Pop quiz: what city is this?

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Survival in chessland

That is the title of this ten-page paper by Dr Tom Murphy VII (!), a computer scientist whose homepage is http://tom7.org/. The abstract of Dr Murphy’s beautiful paper consists of one word, and the paper is dated 1 April 2019, … Continue reading

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Counting from infinity (preview)

More details about the subject of this fascinating documentary are available here (h/t: @pickover).

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Airports and the rule of law

Why do we have to show a photo ID to board a domestic flight? Air genius Gary Leff explains here and here why we are required to “show our papers” at our Soviet-style airport security checkpoints and why this requirement … Continue reading

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Human rights hyperbole?

Are there too many human rights? If so, what is the “optimal level” of such basic rights? Specifically, aside from life, property, and due process of law, what other rights are so essential to human flourishing that they should be … Continue reading

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