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This weblog is a day-to-day repository of useful links and information pertaining to pan-European pension funds and financial markets research & analysis with a Swiss perspective. It reflects business and interests of Tertium datur AG.
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Tertium datur is Latin for A third is given. It is a real world inversion of Aristotle's tertium non datur, but may also be seen as related to Kurt Gödel's Incompleteness theorems.
Links to third parties' content have been found to be good at time of publication. They are not continuously monitored and may be altered or become stale. Therefore Tertium datur AG cannot be held liable for third party content.
Tertium datur is Latin for A third is given. It is a real world inversion of Aristotle's tertium non datur, but may also be seen as related to Kurt Gödel's Incompleteness theorems.
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3 comments:
In Brussels as in Warsaw, your presentation definitely wins the "most creative use of popular culture in the cause of XBRL" award. I think Python would be pleased -- as I am!
Much appreciated! What form does the award come in - half a coconut? ;)
Viewing the slides whets the appetite to hear your talk. Perhaps someday it can be made available as a webcast.
Bob Schneider
Editor, Data Interactive (the Hitachi XBRL blog)
hitachidatainteractive.com
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