Tomas Sedlacek

What Are His Conferences Like?

Tomáš Sedláček’s conferences are deeply thought-provoking and entertaining, merging economics, mythology, and philosophy to challenge conventional ideas. With a captivating and accessible style, Sedláček invites his audience to explore the meaning of economics beyond numbers, considering its relationship to values, culture, and history. Through analogies between mythological past and present economic issues, Sedláček inspires attendees to rethink economic principles and their societal impact, turning each talk into a journey to the core of economic meaning.

Selection of Conferences

The Economics of Good and Evil: Reflections on Economic Meaning

In this talk, Tomáš Sedláček explores economics from a humanistic perspective, moving away from a purely mathematical view. Using examples from literature, religion, and philosophy, he demonstrates how economics reflects the values and ethical dilemmas of our society, inspiring attendees to grasp its true cultural dimension.

Economics and Culture: Beyond Mathematical Models

Sedláček presents economics as a cultural phenomenon, arguing that it should not be understood solely in mathematical terms but as a discipline that mirrors our values and beliefs. This talk challenges the reductionist view of economics and opens a debate on its role in contemporary society.

The Future of Economics and the Value of Values

In this session, Tomáš Sedláček discusses the importance of values in the economy of the future, addressing issues such as the impact of technology and the need for a values-based economic system. His approach helps leaders and entrepreneurs reflect on how to build a more humane and sustainable economic system.