Just because you don’t know where you’re ultimately going doesn’t mean you can’t start poking around. I didn’t know where I was going, but it was no accident that I’ve arrived. I started my career in technology as a “Quality Assurance…
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Thomas Edison’s guide to high-tech product demos
“Despite this bravado, the fact remained that the finest specimen of electric light in the Edison lab couldn’t last five minutes.” Love him or hate him, we can learn a great deal from Thomas Edison. Sure, he showed up forty…
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Book Report: How We Got to Now
“This is a history worth telling, in part, because it allows us to see a world we generally take for granted with fresh eyes. Our lives are surrounded and supported by a whole class of objects that are enchanted with…
Tagged with: Ada Lovelace, adjacent possible, Charles Babbage, Clarence Birdseye, clean, cold, Elon Musk, Frederic Tudor, Galileo, glass, How We Got to Now, innovation, Leonardo Da Vinci, light, Niels Bohr, perspective, research, science, sound, Sputnik, Steven Johnson, Stuart Kauffman, technology, Thomas Edison, time
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