Technology
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Elizabeth Warren’s Anti-Consumer Plan to Break Up Big Tech
Should Senator Warren or others choose to apply a decades-old rulebook to split up or regulate Amazon and Google, their lack of innovation risks costing consumers dearly.
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The Accidental Brilliance of Silly Putty
The success of this product should humble us into questioning what we think we know for sure, and, further, introduce doubt about the ability of intellectuals and planners perfectly to anticipate and control the world.
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Why Your Crypto Forecast of Demise or Supremacy Will Be Wrong
Innovation does not, despite appearances, conform to narratives — fortunately for all of us.
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San Fran’s Plan to Smother Innovation With Permission Slips
The surest way to discourage innovators is to treat them and their inventions as guilty until proven innocent.
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I Scoot
You are likely to see a lot more old people, and people dressed in business attire, using scooters soon. The advantages of fast and nearly free mobility in center cities are just too great to pass up.
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How Are 5G and Libra Connected?
Spectrum and fiat currency alternatives are technologies of the future; governments seek to control both.
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What If Everyone Is Wrong about Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos?
It’s time to end the witch hunts meant to quiet the minds and actions of those who want to force the change without which there is no progress.
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Government Can’t Legislate Away Innovation
Governments have only edicts and guns to enforce them. Ideas, on the other hand, take flight because they enter into the human imagination, spread like wildfire, and construct the narrative of history itself.
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Crypto’s Loss Is Blockchain’s Gain
The first wave of inefficient, fake, & fraudulent blockchain apps have been washed out; the survivors are delivering real innovation.
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Yang’s Concerns Over Automation Are Overwrought
Every story needs a villain, and the most popular villain recently in economic policy circles is automation.
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Elizabeth Warren’s Anti-Consumer Plan to Break Up Big Tech
Should Senator Warren or others choose to apply a decades-old rulebook to split up or regulate Amazon and Google, their lack of innovation risks costing consumers dearly.
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•
The Accidental Brilliance of Silly Putty
The success of this product should humble us into questioning what we think we know for sure, and, further, introduce doubt about the ability of intellectuals and planners perfectly to anticipate and control the world.
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•
Why Your Crypto Forecast of Demise or Supremacy Will Be Wrong
Innovation does not, despite appearances, conform to narratives — fortunately for all of us.
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San Fran’s Plan to Smother Innovation With Permission Slips
The surest way to discourage innovators is to treat them and their inventions as guilty until proven innocent.
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I Scoot
You are likely to see a lot more old people, and people dressed in business attire, using scooters soon. The advantages of fast and nearly free mobility in center cities are just too great to pass up.
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How Are 5G and Libra Connected?
Spectrum and fiat currency alternatives are technologies of the future; governments seek to control both.
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•
What If Everyone Is Wrong about Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos?
It’s time to end the witch hunts meant to quiet the minds and actions of those who want to force the change without which there is no progress.
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•
Government Can’t Legislate Away Innovation
Governments have only edicts and guns to enforce them. Ideas, on the other hand, take flight because they enter into the human imagination, spread like wildfire, and construct the narrative of history itself.
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•
Crypto’s Loss Is Blockchain’s Gain
The first wave of inefficient, fake, & fraudulent blockchain apps have been washed out; the survivors are delivering real innovation.
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•
Yang’s Concerns Over Automation Are Overwrought
Every story needs a villain, and the most popular villain recently in economic policy circles is automation.