Despite the 93% on rottentomatoes, I should have seen the telltale sign. Whenever an audience likes a movie … Continue lendo “Drive was disappointing”

Contagion makes great points about how civil order would fall apart in supposedly “civilized” societies like our own … Continue lendo “Contagion is gripping yet unfulfilling”

Padel is a racquet sport played extensively in Spain and Argentina. I have been obsessed with the sport … Continue lendo “Introducing New York’s First Padel Court!”

I loved How We Got Here, Andy Kessler’s last book. That book was essentially the entrepreneurship and capitalist … Continue lendo “Eat People makes great points but ultimately falls short”

Peter Heather has managed the inconceivable: to displace Gibbons (for me at least) as the reference when it … Continue lendo “The Fall of the Roman Empire is a must read for Roman history buffs!”

Given my blog post on How to minimize human misery in recessions or the macroeconomic implications to hedonic … Continue lendo “The Upside of Irrationality is a must read!”

My good friend Auren Hoffman posited that existing nation states would benefit from a little bit of creative … Continue lendo “The Ultimate Startup: Creating a New Country”

Over the years I have tried out various distribution channels in order to find potential dates, be they … Continue lendo “Help me fix online dating!”

Crazy, Stupid, Love is a fun, romantic comedy for adults. It’s unabashedly sweet, yet effectively deals with matters … Continue lendo “Crazy, Stupid, Love is Genuine, Funny, Heartfelt!”

I recently had the opportunity to see Woody Allen’s latest movie, Midnight in Paris, and very much enjoyed … Continue lendo “Midnight in Paris is tons of fun!”

Granted, I am partial to the genre, especially smart rom coms like As Good as it Gets, Something’s … Continue lendo “Friends with Benefits is well worth seeing”

A few weeks ago, I was invited to give a keynote speech at La Red Innova in Madrid. … Continue lendo “Angel Investing Secrets”

Watch them in order 🙂