Integrated circuit inventor nabs Nobel Prize
Bjorn Julin
bnillson at hotmail.com
Fri Oct 13 20:06:27 CEST 2000
>Well, first of all I don't lift an eyebrows by BJ reaction, on the
>same time he voices criticism which is floating around here allready.
>
>Maybe some detail correction, it's not the same group of people
>selecting the lauriates in all classes. BJ is refering to Kungliga
>Akademin (Royal Academy), a group of (supposed to be) 18 people, >which
>traces their roots back to king Gustav III who created the >academy.
>Anyway, they are a responsible for the price of literature.
First of all, i would aprechiate that you "stop" correcting me
in regard to my emails, its really anoying to have a "dadda"
talking over the head! In the far end it will only be a
bumerang effect to you Magnus, if you know what i mean!
You are absolutely free to give additional i formation but
keep my out of it, thank you wery much. Second,no im not
refering to the Royal academy, you are asuming that im doing that.
Im refering to the "whole" Nobel circus, not a single award group,
if not i would have said so in the first place.
>Good old Astrid has wiped the ass with the Swedish govrement more >than
>once, and especially one time is well known, since she >critizised the tax
>laws by writing a short children story called >"Pomperiposa" and ever since
>we talk about Pomeriposa-taxes. This >little story contained the core of
>here critizism and it was >interesting to see how the Politicians had a
>hard time to argue >against this children story.
Pomeriposa is interesting case but hardly the source of not
getting the nobel price. She is not academic enough.
>Also, the interpretation that is being done to Nobel's will is
>certainly reaching out. To some degree following it by the letter >does
>have certain problems, I give it that, but one of the things >that I think
>that they fails in doing is to acknowledge acheivements in good time. Most
>of the physics and chemestry/medicine stuff is being acknowledged too late,
>when people almost left the active life. This is certainly
>not how Alfred Nobel intended it.
>If you go and look at the peace price, there the price is given at
>times while the people is at work acheiving something. For instance
>the prices in the Ireland and Israel/Palestina conflicts shows how
>they go in and promote an ongoing process, make a statement.
>Such things is certainly not very common in other prices.
Exactly this makes the Nobel stuff even more ridicolus in its
current shape. Not to mention the price in economics who hardly
contains any sience at all, just experimantal theory based on
external random parameters!You know, the options we got
at the company( you got,i did not, in the end)the value of
those options are calculated wiht a algorithm who gave
a economic dude in a suit a nobel price. One year later his
"famus" company went into likvidation!! Still we use this
algorithm of uncertainy!!
What a nobel price that was!!!!!!!
>My conclusion is that it is certainly not an area without debate.
>
>However, it is not many private parties which gets transmitted live
>every year, so it must be something about it.
The "alternative nobel price" organisation and
the "right livelehood" are by far a better prices.
>Interestingly enougth, Einstein did not get his physics price for what
>is being acknowledged as his greatest contribution to physics, namely
>the general relativity theory. Prices have been given to derivate
>findings thought. Most disturbing.
Gives a grey light to the nobel price!
BJ
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