If you want to start the day with an extremely controversial theory > Physics Is Pointing Inexorably to Mind https://t.co/BeIz4R4kPt

My same thoughts exactly > ★ Very Brief Thoughts and Observations on Today’s ‘Show Time’ Apple Event https://t.co/RrAT7iSod8

3/ I think it would be really fun. For no other reason that running fun experiments like, for example, directly advertising a certain product/service to an identified person to indirectly reach the identified people he/she influences according to known photos and information flow

2/ Wouldn’t be fun, let’s say, to create a map of who connects to whom and how every individual is linked to each other?
And once I have that map, wouldn’t be fun to identify who influences whom by analyzing how the information spreads across the audience?

1/ Let’s say I had access to the biggest database of photos in the world AND to state-of-the-art facial recognition #AI AND to a massive audience of people labelling those photos with the correct name of who appears in the photos.

In 2 days, I’ll keynote the @Densify Symposium in Florida, talking about the future of automation, and I’ll start exactly from this topic because reality is very far from what it seems > According to @ONS, close to 10% of U.K. jobs at risk from automation https://t.co/pVvquw81GM

“You’re going to reach virtually no one.

That’s okay.

The question is: which no one?”

Almost no one https://t.co/8NDlijUxy2

Another must-do for this weekend: watching this documentary: https://t.co/vU5ps23bOv

If you didn’t, you really should. Unless you are in denial, of course.

A fascinating weekend read > The Religion of Workism Is Making Americans Miserable – The Atlantic https://t.co/HgGSA53kHV

This Chrome extension should be mandatory for every corporate computer out there > My Cognitive Bias – A cognitive bias explained every time you open a new tab https://t.co/V2sg4AMzbG