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billions and billions served
Where economics and consumerism and the concept of social justice collide when robotics and consumer commerce grope in some form of embrace. At the moment its more of a media spectacle, although underlying it all is the famous maxim of … Continue reading
Over the fiscal cliff and into the abyss
it seems like a mocking story in a way; the insecurity of the public sector when they have to get out from under their mother’s skirt and make their way in the real world all by their lonesome, and in … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Curry Globe and Mail, David Autour, Francois Legault counselling program, Frank Levy, IBM Watson, Jim Clifton Gallup, John Maynard Keynes, Josef Koudelka, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Ray Caesar, Tadeusz Kantor, technological unemployment, Tony Clement Treasury Board, Warren Buffett GEICO
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but can it mix a martini?
Sometimes the arc of change is like pulling a cart through knee deep molasses on a cold January morning. There are so many structural constraints in place, so many vested interests, so much anxiety over potential changes and add to … Continue reading
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Tagged andrew McAfee author, Einstein theory of relativity, IBM Watson, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Margaret Wente, Michael Ferguson, Michael Ferguson technological unemployment, Naval Research Laboratory, Pangea3, technological unemployment, tyler cowen author, U.S. Navy LASR, U.S. Navy robotics facility
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the office: live anywhere option
Its the new frontier. Until we arrive its going to be a bumpy road. what changes will work harken in the next ten years.The Internet, telepresence and increasingly flexible management at many companies are making it possible to create structural … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur Schopenhauer, beatles india, bedouin jerry can band, IBM Jeopardy, IBM Watson, Live Anywhere Option, Michael Ferguson Polymathica, moore's law, Salman Rushdie, schopenhauer india, technological unemployment, the ministry afghanistan comedy
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the lost decade: a hang five for prosperity
Socially, politically and economically, we are entering uncharted waters. We appear to be at the cusp on some major transformations. The issues are rather complex, seemingly beyond the comprehension of the present crew of economic advisers. The result is a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Dylan, Constance Rourke, henri Bergson, IBM Watson, Joseph Stiglitz, Michael Ferguson Polymathica, Nouriel Roubini, Paul Krugman, robert a. heinlein, Robert Crumb, technological unemployment, U.S. Economics, xaviera simmons, Yogi Berra
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