Join Date
August 2020
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Gender
Male
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About Ahmed Hashaam Hadi
My name is Ahmed Hashaam Hadi and I hold an Msc in Economics and Institutions from Marburg, Germany. While my professional background is composed of broad experiences ranging from working in a pizza shop to teaching, from freelancing to journalistic endeavours and finally self employment, this endeavour bears much less relevance to any of these and far more to my deeper intellectual interest in the logical contradictions on one hand, and conflicts of interest on the other hand and their role in shaping our politics, economics, social life, and even technological development.
The two question that have always motivated me are:
How conflicts of interest in relation with logical contradictions or fallacies shape our political economic history?
How can we systematically identify possible sources of such contradictions which evade our ordinary analysis?
These questions always guided my thinking, sharpened my interest in critical thinking, motivated me to self-study relevant material, learn from which ever source I could learn from, practice it whenever I had a chance, and most importantly, motivated me to collect and refine my own observations so as to answer the two questions aforementioned.
Driven by my intensified interest and equipped with the necessary knowledge, I wanted to transform my interest into a meaningful endeavor through which I could serve my community and at once further gratify my interest in contradictions.
Driven by my intensified interest and equipped with the necessary knowledge, I wanted to transform my interest into a meaningful endeavor through which I could serve my community and at once further gratify my interest in contradictions.
Accordingly, it is my aim to assist journalists, researchers, policy makers, and opinion leaders in identifying possible issues that despite being critical remain unattended and ignored by means of thought-provoking questions and critical reviews. Through my efforts I attempt to raise awareness, promote critical thinking, encourage debate and most importantly speed up research, journalistic or academic.
The two question that have always motivated me are:
How conflicts of interest in relation with logical contradictions or fallacies shape our political economic history?
How can we systematically identify possible sources of such contradictions which evade our ordinary analysis?
These questions always guided my thinking, sharpened my interest in critical thinking, motivated me to self-study relevant material, learn from which ever source I could learn from, practice it whenever I had a chance, and most importantly, motivated me to collect and refine my own observations so as to answer the two questions aforementioned.
Driven by my intensified interest and equipped with the necessary knowledge, I wanted to transform my interest into a meaningful endeavor through which I could serve my community and at once further gratify my interest in contradictions.
Driven by my intensified interest and equipped with the necessary knowledge, I wanted to transform my interest into a meaningful endeavor through which I could serve my community and at once further gratify my interest in contradictions.
Accordingly, it is my aim to assist journalists, researchers, policy makers, and opinion leaders in identifying possible issues that despite being critical remain unattended and ignored by means of thought-provoking questions and critical reviews. Through my efforts I attempt to raise awareness, promote critical thinking, encourage debate and most importantly speed up research, journalistic or academic.
