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The Singularity is coming and promises to change on a fundamental and massive level. While the future will be full of amazing advancements and technological wonders, the question is, will we be able to change with it? | Short Look at the Long View 
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When researchers in New Zealand drilled deep into an earthquake fault, they stumbled upon a discovery they say could provide a significant new energy source for the South Pacific nation.
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The historic gardens of Western civilization typically include segments that were municipal areas, hunting grounds, or, on occasion, fragments of the region’s original forest. Many of the Italian, French, and English gardens that establish the history of landscape gardening were interventions added within or onto lands that, originally, were uncultivated royal reserves. While the architectural … Continue reading Re-Wilding: Cities by Nature →
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“ The symbolic language of the crucifixion is the death of the old paradigm; resurrection is a leap into a whole new way of thinking. ”
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Microsoft's Windows has been the most popular OS for Internet usage for a long time and now it has been overtaken by Google's Android OS.
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This post suggests an interesting possible paradigm shift, in this case, an important one that deserves watching.
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Logan Laplante is a 13 year-old boy who was taken out of the education system to be home schooled instead. As a result, he was given the opportunity to receive an education tailored to his interests and his unique style of learning — something traditional education is not always able to offer. In a pretty remarkable show of wisdom, particularly for someone […]
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The world is experiencing an unprecedented paradigm shift from the physical to the virtual. Everything that ca
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An antibiotic-resistant superbug will be launched on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from the same Cape Canaveral pad where the first manned mission to the moon lifted off and soon be studied by astronauts on the International Space Station.
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A new report provides yet another indication that clean energy, not fossil fuels, provides the most opportunity for job and economic growth.
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But this year there was a sense that something far bigger is going on, a shifting of the tectonic plates of global politics that is breeding deep uncertainty and may herald a return to a rougher, tougher world defined by national self interest.
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This year was a big one for digital health, with 2016 marking the beginning of the health sector’s “Moonshot Movement,” according to the year-end report from StartUp Health.
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Part 1 of 2: "The Road to Superintelligence". Artificial Intelligence — the topic everyone in the world should be talking about.
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'Shift the paradigm to service and rewards will come': Oprah Winfrey addresses graduates at Smith college in Massachusetts
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These Minnesota designers craft fashionable tees to support their favorite feminist causes.
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Google is currently testing driverless cars in Arizona. The two of us had lunch one afternoon in Scottsdale and watched the noticeable cars (with their rooftop honing devices) pass by our restaurant. As the car passed we heard a gentleman at a nearby table say, “Not a chance I’d get in that car.” As unnerving as driverless cars may seem, change can be hard for many people to accept. We often fear the worst — that music videos would be the end of radio, and tablets would eliminate traditional books. Just consider how many people find it concerning every time Apple changes its charging cord on the iPhone. Yes, it’s concerning. But, we adapt…because we have to. Change, in all areas of life, can be daunting, and especially at work where our natural tendency is to find a groove that works for us. Still, the resistance to change can be dangerous — as the way we work, the when we work, and the things we work on are consistently in a state of flux. Via The Learning Factor
James Schreier's insight:
This is about "paradigms."
The Learning Factor's curator insight,
April 18, 2017 7:28 PM
In a world with driverless cars, drone package delivery, and technology advancing like never before, it can feel like everything, especially our work, is changing. But, there are some things that actually never change—like the five mindsets that could inspire your boss to ask you to ‘take a hike.’ 
rodrick rajive lal's curator insight,
April 18, 2017 11:06 PM
Somehow, the human brain is averse to change, and disruption tests it severely. It will take some time getting used to riding in driverless cars or any new technology that challenges accepted beliefs and norms. To say that you hate change is a sure way to get fired. You need to get over your hatred for change and accept that there might be other ways to do things.
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The representation of the city we need is a mystery to us; now, without that vision, we "mutilate" urban value.
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We fall victim to “thinking traps” that influence our feelings and impact our behavior. How do you see the world? Do these 20 filters sound familiar?
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What impact all this will have is unclear - what is clear is that we're on the precipice of a major paradigm shift, that from an 'old model' to a 'new model' speaking from the perspective of systems theory, which is really the best objective perspective. Robots are simply the catalyst ushering in the paradigm shift.
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Computer industry is very dynamic. Things are changing drastically. If we looked at the last 30 years it is difficult to imagine how fast it has changed. Within the last 4 years containers become…
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The CEO affirmed Apple's interest in AR tech and likened its potential to that of the smartphone.
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Dr. Ichak Kalderon Adizes argues that the study of leadership is a passing fad much like administration and management were previously. What do you think?
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Hennepin County wants to launch a $26 million program to protect at-risk children, preventing abuse rather than waiting to act until it happens.
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The future of warfare will look more like Ender's Game and Independence Day after AI creates a paradigm shift in the way wars are fought.
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A 2016 documentary magnifies an often ignored part of the education world.
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