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TEDx Gdansk: Simulator of Christianity. Game Theory and Strategies of Salvation

February 21, 2013

My recent TEDx talk presented during TEDxGdańsk 2012 entitled “Simulator of Christianity” is now available on official YouTube TEDx channel. The story, presented in Polish with English subtitles, features my research in London School of Economics on game theory, religions and social sciences. It is based on the findings of an MSc disseration I wrote, […]

Speaking about Three Seas and the New Middle Ages during II Three Seas Initiative Forum of Regions, Lublin 2021

Speaking about New Middle Ages during Malta Festival, Poznan 2021

Keynote speech and a report on 30 years of Poland in the web @ImpactCEE 2020

Keynote prognostic presenation on international relations “Laws and rules of complexity for 2019. Processes under the skin of Europe” at @Google and @300gospodarka event (2018)

Presenting #InEuropa StatePowerIndex.com in EU Commission Representation office in Warsaw (2017)

Press Club Poland Awards Gala 2018: presenting outcome of our research on media impartiality and willingness to pay for journalism and content, @pressclubpolska, Warsaw

Presenting “Cities in neomedieval era” (see: neomedievalism.net for more) during Foresight 2036/2056 conference in the framework of European Capitol of Culture; Wroclaw (2016)