Its main value is the knowledge! They want to know and learn more. They have a breadth of interests, dedications, hobbies .. and even ... more than one race or more than one profession at the same time. An addiction to knowledge a way to consume an aesthetic vision conocimientos.Algunos need more formal titles of knowledge demonstrated by these accomplishments more other more informal seek knowledge in itself does not matter if the title ...
tirelessly investigate ... Knowledge is a pleasure. Finding the knowledge sought a moment fully. Seeking knowledge gives leadership: know! And E. Spranger and Max Scheler showed us the value of knowledge in this size .. with his works on axiology. A person can become an absent mind ... in his constant quest for more information ...
are between 30 and 45 years to 55 or 60 too ..
are aware of all the latest technologies and social networks, are sensitive to art, have a global awareness and social development and drink together in scientific knowledge to complement an entrepreneur and business profile.
are the "modern Renaissance", adults between 30 and 45 years than in the last TEDx Buenos Aires two months ago, found a corner as far as their aspirations, like Leonardo Da Vinci, this generation seeks formed an interdisciplinary way.
Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg are some of their idols entrepreneurs; enjoy modern art without reservation, listening to music from small labels around the world want to make their own business (while working in multinational companies) and considered an important value independence and environmental awareness.
And the main driver, although it seems contradictory, is boredom. How? Yes, according to Gerry Garbulsky could be defined as a "modern Renaissance", boredom, or the inability to enjoy a chore is something motivating.
Garbulsky, 44, holds a degree in physics from the UBA (gold medal) and a Ph.D. in materials science from MIT, after their scientific expertise is devoted to the world of business and strategic consultant for a multinational company. He was also founder and director of Oblogo, the magazine of Internet blogs (he writes his own blog "Thousands of Ideas") and, last but not least, is comedian stand-up.
"I think there is a need to look at many things and would like several lifetimes to develop, I feel it would be very sad to dedicate his life to retire," said Garbulsky the NATION.
"The most important of vocational training is not the content of education but the skills one acquires, because the rate of evolution of the world is very hard for something you learn in college can then be applied as is" considered Garbulsky, he did all his education in public schools and universities in Argentina. As he defines it, is a product of the traditional middle class. "I also got to photograph and expose" added to the sum of interest.
The connection between different levels is the most important principle in the renaissance man, as eager to understand how to integrate their dreams, their successes, their values \u200b\u200band highest aspirations in their daily lives. Sign
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regard sociologist CONICET and Universidad Tres de Febrero Valentina Salvi argues that the values \u200b\u200bof this generation are not related to an ethical vision of the context, but an aesthetic. "It's as if they disarm in several parts to have an updated contact with everything and nothing at once," said Salvi. Between the skills of the "Modern Renaissance" notes that there is a process of aesthetic and intellectualization, where exclusive knowledge of a discipline are now in circulation and become symbolic capital. "These are signs of social distinction and differentiation of the old traditional middle class," added the specialist, where work and family were almost unique values. "
One of the protagonists of the book Stray Dog, Martin Amis, Xan Meo, a young actor, writer and musician with "cool." And the newspapers point to it as "a Renaissance man" because it encompasses several disciplines. Also popular among entrepreneurs of the book Dare to think like Leonardo Da Vinci, Michael J. Gelb, setting a trend for something that until recently was less visible. If Davids and Brooks in his book Bobos (Bourgeois Bohemian) had made an accurate social exploration of Silicon Valley, now the central idea is to embrace the curiosity, the demonstration of knowledge, sensitivity, challenge and, above all, the interconnection of all things in a system that thinks. Victoria
Iris, 35, studied social communication, spent three years in a market research company and then in a multinational in the area of \u200b\u200bproduct analysis. It is also a photographer and is completing her master's degree in anthropology. "I feel like I'm always interested in many things at once and I studied communication as it could have been biology," says Iris. He added: "It is true that we have broad but shallow knowledge and that has to do with the use of information and diagonal readings do everything." For Iris, the aesthetic consumption makes people more interesting and, especially, the hedonistic position is a symbol of the moment. "Having many interests today is frowned upon. Yes, for example, we present only as a lawyer or accountant is like you're half" Chatito '"he said. Modern Renaissance
are generally curious and have a professional high value of the word "idea" to move to their peers and their ego.
WHO ARE THEY? ■ Technology
sacred. They are characterized by the use of new technologies as a way to stay updated on the latest trends in the world and a tool for professional status. The iPad is the last object revered.
■ New aesthetics. Consider the suit and tie traditional symbols of an ancient society that does not conform to the new era, where knowledge and professionalism are not determined by this kind of aesthetic effects. Prefer casual wear, design and expensive to "communicate something."
■ Music and science. Distinguishes a multidisciplinary view of life in the arts, science, design, sports and work should be combined in order to feel satisfied and complete.
■ Fear of boredom. Escape the "boredom" is one of the engines of this generation that seeks through the use of "interest and knowledge" to create a lifestyle alternative to linear.
■ New Order. They believe that corporate production system should be changed into a sustainable model and social order to survive. They have no anti-systemic view, like other generations, quite the contrary
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