Wikinality
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Welcome to my user page.
My background is chemical engineering and information technology. My main interests are historical economics, energy and natural resources. I am an avid reader of economic history and the history of technology.
My major Wikipedia contributions include creation of:
I also contributed extensively to sections of:
- Electrification
- Mechanization
- Paper machine
- Kondratiev wave
- Mass production
- Second Industrial Revolution
- Economic stagnation
- American system of manufacturing
- Assembly line
- Agricultural productivity
- Continuous production
- Line shaft
- Factory system
A few short projects were parts of:
- 1856 Last Island hurricane
- Deflation
- Long depression
- Mechanized agriculture
- Oliver Evans
- Various steam power articles: Engine efficiency, Steam engine, Watt steam engine, Cogeneration
- Economic collapse
Current project
I will be working on steam engine in the next few weeks. After that I will add a steamboat section to riverboat.
Planned project
I am considering rewriting Technological and industrial history of the United States because it ties in with a lot of reading I've done, but also I will be giving a public lecture on the topic in a few months.
News flash!
Joseph Stiglitz wrote an article for Vanity Fair saying that agricultural productivity was the cause of the Great Depression.[1] Wikipedia readers of Causes of the Great Depression#Productivity shock will find this as nothing new. The related articles Kondratiev wave and Productivity improving technologies (historical) may provide some additional information.
- ^ Stiglitz, Joseph (2011), "The Book of Jobs", Vanity Fair, retrieved 23/12/2011
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