Year: 2017

@peterl I don’t think that is related to the desire to be right. To be the best in the world you have to accept and embrace that you’ll be wrong very many times. Ask your surgeon 🙂

Is the desire to be right just social nurture or is it also a genetically preferred trait?

What would happen if we could alter that behaviour at planetary scale?

“we’ve been rewarded most of our lives for 1/ being right, and 2/ being right the fastest”.

But you can’t just tell people to do the opposite. They don’t know how. I bet very few know how. https://t.co/G52qxxp4Zl

The age of people around you and your capability to pay attention to their habits affect your perception of the world. 

I obsessively remind everybody to factor in the time dimension, and what the new-gen wants when making strategic decisions. https://t.co/pTXdYQ89Fh

@jawnsy It’s OK if it’s not perfect. I would just want to have a sense of the acceleration or deceleration in one or more fields (and I am going somewhere specific with that)

Is there any study/chart out there that shows the pace of discovery we make in X or Y discipline? Something with a timeline that can show if, for example, we have accelerated or not in last decade.

@feedly Great to hear. @feedly has an almost unique opportunity to understand what people want to know, expand access to that information, and turn that information into knowledge. But it’s a big huge scary jump from where it is right now. I hope to see that jump.

I want an #AI that analyzes my reading behaviour on @feedly, extracts all the keywords/articles that trigger my attention (tier-2) and actions (tier-1), and goes search every news source and social media I don’t monitor myself for those kinds of news.

This is what I want.

@BobStolzberg Sure. I’ll see if I can attend your Alexa session and meet after it. If not we’ll arrange a coffee.

“The buying race is over. Amazon won. The shopping race, though, the struggle to create experiences that are worth paying for, that’s just beginning.” https://t.co/yWiu26lML5