"I believe that my analysis of the super-bubble offers clues to the reform that is needed.
"The crash of 2008 was caused by the collapse of a super-bubble that has been growing since 1980.
Each time a financial crisis occurred the authorities intervened, took care of the failing institutions, and applied monetary and fiscal stimulus, inflating the super-bubble even further.
While short of living in a super-bubble, we cannot really defend ourselves against natural disasters, man-made disasters are certainly within the purview of the human mind to cause or cease.
That super-bubble, created by the ever-increasing use of credit and debt leverage across the economy, combined with convictions that markets are self-correcting, took more than 25 years to grow.
Rather than using the standard soap solution, SpongeBob can find solutions for blowing bubbles that trap dangerous jellyfish, bubbles that carry him upward elevator-style, super bouncy bubbles to jump on, and most surprisingly, bubbles that can blast through stone walls.
The Hotel Alpina is a cosy, no-frills chalet-style hotel with a small pool on the sunny side of the Morzine valley, a short walk from the town centre and the Super Morzine Bubble lift.
The mechanism of adsorbing particles in creating super stable bubbles has been underlined and described but designing particles with these characteristics based of food grade materials is still a challenge.
The first of the new pieces, Super Punch Bubbles, is an "illuminated clock" featuring bright blossoms blinking to signal the changing of hours.
"This is a wine with super-fine bubbles you can drink all day long with apple and something salty, like good cheese," says Mandel.
