Orthodoxy is like very powerful glue: A small bit in the right place will keep things from falling apart. But if you apply too much — or put it in the wrong place — then the glue actually becomes destructive. In turn, too much orthodoxy can ruin and waste ideas, […]
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Learn how pot investors herd – just like all investors – at the 4th Annual Social Mood Conference in Atlanta
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Euan Wilson’s interview on Power Trading Radio on February 14, 2014
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