Everybody is a genius. But If you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will spend its whole life believing it is stupid (Einstein). Many of us undermine our own values and commitments, as well as … Read More
“Remarkable visions and genuine insight are always met with resistance (Godin 2008 109).“ By quoting from a book published in 2008 I have probably already raised a few eye brows. But he’s right. This article offers remarkable visions and genuine … Read More
Launch Time. High levels of conscious thought — humanity’s next evolutionary step. In, “It’s Alive,” (2017, 138 ) Professor Toby Walsh (aka the rock star of the digital revolution) comments “high levels of conscious thought” are a new arrival in … Read More
Human Intelligence’s (HI) problem with delivering Deep Learning Experience (DLE) en masse precedes AI’s (Artificial Intelligence’s). It’s a precedence that makes the development of strong or deep AI inherently problematic. Why? because it has no human model to automate, to … Read More
The bridge built by current and future technologies is bright – an extravaganza of glitz and glamour that, like a fire breathing dragon, can either: scar and frighten the worlds it is meant to co-create with, or ignite the fires … Read More
In the past 48 hours I have read bits and pieces on Biomimetics, Robotics, Cybernetics, Artificial Intelligence, VR journalism, B2B ethics, the semiotics of art, and transcendental philosophy. Some material came from on line sources, others from good old fashioned hard … Read More
This article was inspired by Robert C. Wolcott’s essay (Professor of Innovation at the Kellogg School of Management): Foresight for Business: Building the Future, Not Just Defending the Past //(https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/foresight-business-building-future-just-defending-past-wolcott?trk=eml-email_feed_ecosystem_digest_01-recommended_articles-15-PBYN&midToken=AQGG1_sMM-UZYA&fromEmail=fromEmail&ut=1zsRJQi9cTMnQ1) . I found the discussion thought provoking – although initially it provoked … Read More
This post came to mind as I rode my mountain bike this morning – no music, no sketchy or technical track – I just needed to turn the pedals. So first thing first – thumbs up for remote working! … Read More
This article is a thank you to: Laeeq Siddique Professor Jonathan A.J Wilson Andrew Schwartz, author of “Death to Pragmatism” (in the Jeffersoniad), the authors of, “How Digital Leaders are Transforming B2B Marketing,” Phillip Andersen, Robert Archacki, Nicolas De Bellefonds, … Read More
A colleague sent me this picture, after an unexpected late Spring snow dump afforded her and her mountaineering colleagues an extension to their snow season in the picturesque Bavarian Alps (Southern Germany). The colleague in the image started skiing at … Read More