Topic: TIDE - Active Underwriting



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Year: - Current postings - 1999 - 1998 - 1997 - 1996 - 1995


Name: MARIA BLANCO
Username: blango@ceu.es
Subject: From Spain
Date: Wed Feb 18 11:22:39 EST 1998
Comments:
I am an spanish economist. I work in a private university. My speciallity (History of Economic Thought) force me (the last seven years) to make me a lot of questions about human nature, economic behaviour, the improvement of institutions, what had the "fathers" of my discipline said about these problems...(I mean Adam Smith, John Stuart Mill, Veblen, Hayek, Marx and so on). So I am very interested in TIDE. How can I get more information or to participate (if possible, and if you are so kind to allow me) in this wonderful effort you are doing?
Name: J Baye
Username: JBasarhe@aol.com
Subject: intelligenesis
Date: Fri Nov 27 16:09:24 EST 1998
Comments:
The Wall Street Journal wrote about Dr.Goertzels work 11/27/98. Have any members of this forum had an opportinity to study his english text AI models and the WebMind software. JBasarhe@AOL.COM


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