Yesterday I was at the Royal Albert Hall for Carmina Burana. In 7+ years in London, I’ve never seen the venue half empty. It was heart breaking. I’m fully vaccinated and I still wear a mask (including yesterday).

Get vaccinated. Keep wearing a mask. Like your vote, it counts.

The risk of causal thinking. It surely sounds familiar to anyone working in a corporate environment. https://t.co/UGV0R1afLX

Why we have causal thinking. https://t.co/G226ybxuoh

“The search for causes is almost always successful because
causes can be drawn from an unlimited reservoir of facts and beliefs
about the world.” https://t.co/iy0gpprkyF

I have been a loyal Zapier customer for years but sometimes I need extra flexibility for my #automation needs. I am very impressed by the open source alternative @n8n_io.

I highly recommend taking a look:
https://t.co/QMuPydqkA6

@jamesurquhart An event bus is even more mission-critical and stickier than an automation layer. I wouldn’t build the foundation of my event-driven architecture and business processes on a company that started with “We are going to eliminate email”.

Somehow, I don’t feel reassured.

I’ll be able to say “I don’t understand” even more now. Looking forward to it. https://t.co/ycv7yDVXok

On corporate decision makers rejecting science in favour of their gut feeling.

If you are so successful to have become a decision maker, and you have been right on a few big things in the past, it’s exceptionally hard to believe that an algorithm can do (much) better than you. https://t.co/QmZA8mqb9C

Think about the implications of this in a context like the retail stock market. https://t.co/WMdIhL3Cjw

Of all the companies that may want to create an #AI like the one in the movie “Her”, Facebook is the one that concerns me the most > Facebook’s BlenderBot 2.0 bot surfs the web for knowledge https://t.co/Jjqvbiffx1