Year: 2017

The normalcy bias, or normality bias, is a belief people hold when facing a disaster. It causes people to underestimate both the possibility of a disaster and its possible effects, because people believe that things will always function the way things normally have functioned.

RT @hplus: Infusions of blood plasma from young donors to rejuvenate the body https://t.co/ef2TLJkcVK #Biohacking

Escaping a jobless future by ignoring narrow job assignments and empowering creative minds within the corporate organization. It’s an interesting idea, but I wish it was more articulated. https://t.co/ExZ6K7zRl3

Top 10 #AI Use Cases in 2016-2025 time frame according to @tractica: https://t.co/tWmzJgV24q

.@tractica continues to adjust its market spending forecast for #AI.

From $59.75B by 2025 (2Q17 prediction) to $89.8B by 2025 (4Q17 prediction). https://t.co/9LBXXFk94B

RT @hplus: The US Air Force has a division dedicated to human performance enhancement https://t.co/KKQyHvGyaj #Transhumanism

RT @naval: @rlope @tferriss If you’re leveraged with capital, code, or people, and own equity, then good decisions have a much larger earni…

I always said that for the second half of my life I wanted to be surrounded by beautiful art and groundbreaking ideas. I could have never imagined I would end up sponsoring @Tate and starting @hplus

One last great bit from Homo Deus before archiving it: intersubjective reality.

I wonder if brand equity can be somehow related to intersubjectivity. https://t.co/HncTae6xjL

RT @hplus: CRISPR might be employed to destroy entire species https://t.co/a6v671ne3A #GeneticEngineering