Developed Econ Cognition System Framework

• Day: 2025-05-28
• Time: 05:55 to 06:20
• Project: Media
• Workspace: WP 1: Strategic / Growth & Development
• Status: In Progress
• Priority: MEDIUM
• Assignee: Matías Nehuen Iglesias
• Tags: Econ Cognition, Yahoo Finance, Strategic Planning, Github, Data Management

Description

Session Goal: The session aimed to conceptualize and plan the development of an economic cognition system that integrates data-driven discourse, reflective prompt engineering, and personal insights to create a self-correcting model of economic narratives.

Key Activities:

• Outlined the framework for an econ cognition system focusing on feedback loops and semantic memory.
• Analyzed Yahoo Finance’s tech stack, focusing on frontend technologies like React, D3.js, and Highcharts, to understand real-time data handling and UI design.
• Provided a technical breakdown of Yahoo Finance’s right-hand sidebar, identifying key components and technologies.
• Reflected on strategic evolution from December 2024 to May 2025, noting changes in emotional and professional states.
• Proposed a structure for README.md files on GitHub to align author identity and project presentation.
• Discussed a professional presentation combining economics, physics, and institutional development with a focus on automation and data accessibility.
• Diagnosed the open data repository of Argentina’s Ministry of Economy, suggesting improvements for optimization.
• Offered a guide for diagnosing and solving common GitHub issues.

Achievements:

• Established a foundational framework for the econ cognition system.
• Gained insights into Yahoo Finance’s tech stack, aiding future frontend development projects.
• Identified strategic personal and professional growth areas.

Pending Tasks:

• Further development and implementation of the econ cognition system.
• Application of insights from Yahoo Finance analysis to personal projects.
• Continued refinement of the README.md structure for GitHub projects.
• Implementation of suggested improvements for Argentina’s open data repository.

Evidence

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