"Cybernetics and philosophy meets economics" is the motto of the author, which he follows on his journey to understanding economic contexts. He arrives at insights that are far removed from the proclaimed content of mainstream economic literature. For example, if you want to know: 1. Why we will never win the race against complexity, but must accept it nonetheless? 2. What we can learn from pigeons about resolving conflicts? 3. Why assessment centers should better take place in caves? 4. What Benjamin Button advises us regarding corporate planning? 5. Why project planning hinders project success? 6. Why the groundhog stands in the way of employee motivation? 7. What the number 3 has to do with human perception and why autists do not need to worry about this number? 8. Why our sense of orientation...