Please accept the #Finest & Most #Resolute Wishes for 2023 !!! by the House of Ethics. With #focus on the word “#Resolution“. 🙊
What does “resolution” hide? Different meanings for sure. Resolution in #optics or resolution in #ethics? Both being naturally intertwined, as usual… 🍥
A sharp view? A thrilling horizon? Evolution? Clairvoyance? Courage? Determination? Choices?
We have compiled several views on resolution to kick off this new week of this new, hope-laden 2023!
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Oscar Wilde “There is a fatality about good resolutions – that they are always made too late” 👏
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Agatha Christie “Courage is the resolution to face the unseen” 👐
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François de la Rochefoucauld “Il faut tenir à une résolution parce qu’elle est bonne, et non parce qu’on l’a prise.” 💓 (One should stick to a resolution because it is good, not because one has decided to.)
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Soren Kierkegaard “But the life of freedom requires a beginning, and here a beginning is a resolution, and the resolution has its work and its pain – thus the beginning has its difficulty.” 🔆
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Ernest Hemingway “I may not be as strong as I think, but I know many tricks and I have resolution.” ✊
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Salvador Dalí “At the age of six I wanted to be a cook. At seven I wanted to be Napoleon. And my ambition has been growing steadily ever since.” 🎯
To a wonderful 2023 high in colors and resolutions. Looking forward to your much appreciated company, dear friends, guests, followers, newcomers, and lovely #ethical souls.
All the Very Best! 🎉
Katja Rausch is specialized in the ethics of new technologies, and is working on ethical decisions applied to artificial intelligence, data ethics, machine-human interfaces and Business ethics.
For over 12 years, Katja Rausch has been teaching Information Systems at the Master 2 in Logistics, Marketing & Distribution at the Sorbonne and for 4 years Data Ethics at the Master of Data Analytics at the Paris School of Business.
Katja is a linguist and specialist of 19th century literature (Sorbonne University). She also holds a diploma in marketing, audio-visual and publishing from the Sorbonne and a MBA in leadership from the A.B. Freeman School of Business in New Orleans. In New York, she had been working for 4 years with Booz Allen & Hamilton, management consulting. Back in Europe, she became strategic director for an IT company in Paris where she advised, among others, Cartier, Nestlé France, Lafuma and Intermarché.
Author of 6 books, with the latest being “Serendipity or Algorithm” (2019, Karà éditions). Above all, she appreciates polite, intelligent and fun people.
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Spécialisée dans l’éthique des nouvelles technologies, Katja Rausch travaille sur les décisions éthiques appliquées aux domaines tels l’intelligence artificielle, la data éthique, les interfaces machine-homme, la roboéthique ou la Business éthique.
Pendant 12 ans, Katja Rausch a enseigné les Systèmes d’Information au Master 2 de Logistique, Marketing & Distribution à la Sorbonne et pendant 4 ans les Data Ethics au Master de Data Analytics à la Paris School of Business.
Diplômée de la Sorbonne, Katja Rausch est linguiste et spécialiste en littérature du 19ème siècle. Partie à la Nouvelle-Orléans aux États-Unis, elle a intégré la A.B. Freeman School of Business pour un MBA en leadership et enseigné à Tulane University. À New York, elle travaille pendant 4 ans pour Booz Allen & Hamilton, management consulting. De retour en Europe, elle devient directrice stratégique pour une SSII à Paris où elle conseille, entre autres, Cartier, Nestlé France, Lafuma et Intermarché.
Auteure de 6 livres dont un dernier en novembre 2019, Serendipity ou Algorithme (2019, Karà éditions). Elle apprécie par-dessus tout les personnes polies, intelligentes et drôles.
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