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“A very little key will open a very heavy door” (Charles Dickens, Hunted Down)
IBM develops computer chip with a million ‘neurons’ that ‘functions like human brain’
Via Drudge and Mail Online: TrueNorth is the world’s first neurosynaptic computer chip because it can figure things out on its own. It has one million ‘neurons’ and could cram the same power as a super computer into a circuit the size of a postage stamp. ...
Robots Will Take Over More Jobs Than They Create
Via Drudge and CBS Charlotte: 52 percent of respondents said that historically technology has ultimately created more jobs than it has displaced. They said people will find other forms of work that only human beings can perform; that the technological advances will...
You don’t own what you think you own
The Good Book says you can't take it with you, and we'll make sure you can't leave it behind: Customers own a license to use the digital files—but they don’t actually own them. Who inherits your iTunes library? - MarketWatch
You don’t own what you think you own
The Good Book says you can't take it with you, and we'll make sure you can't leave it behind: Customers own a license to use the digital files—but they don’t actually own them. Who inherits your iTunes library? - MarketWatch
Adaptive leadership concepts
I came across these ideas in an article about adaptive leadership that sounded similar to transformational leadership: Adaptive leadership Transformational leadership Know the organization. Ecosystems bound together by a common purpose, but steeped in difference...
Adaptive leadership concepts
I came across these ideas in an article about adaptive leadership that sounded similar to transformational leadership: Adaptive leadership Transformational leadership Know the organization. Ecosystems bound together by a common purpose, but steeped in difference...
Megachurches are megaterrific, so some say
Came across this article about a study indicating that Americans really do like their megachurches. Why? “Corcoran attributes the rise in megachurches to charismatic pastors, optimistic messages and activities for every interest.” Let’s think about this...
Megachurches are megaterrific, so some say
Came across this article about a study indicating that Americans really do like their megachurches. Why? “Corcoran attributes the rise in megachurches to charismatic pastors, optimistic messages and activities for every interest.” Let’s think about this...