Inc.'s annual check-in with the nation's top private-company CEOs shows how owners got their start and how their views on innovation and social media have changed.
via Inc.
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Here Are Some Links For Your Weekend Reading
What's been good for ALS, but bad for your Facebook stream?
Here are some of the posts that caught my eye. Hope you find something interesting.
- Ask This Small Question To Make Big Changes. (FastCo)
- The Next Twenty Years Are Going to Make This Last Twenty Years Just Pale. (CDixon)
- Hackers reverse-engineer NSA's leaked bugging devices. (NewScientist)
- Masters of Love. Science says lasting relationships come down to these two things. (Atlantic)
- How Our Delusions Keep Us Sane: The Psychology of Our Essential Self-Enhancement Bias. (BrainPickings)
- The Hockey Stick of Human Prosperity. (MarginalRevolution)
- America's Top 10 Fastest-Moving Housing Markets. (Forbes)
- Mind-Blowing Fact Of The Day: China Has Over 52 Million Vacant Homes. (ZH)
- Offshore Accounts. Far-reaching new rules aim to catch overseas tax cheats. (WSJ)
- Echo Boom. There are more 23-year olds than any other age group in the US today (BusinessInsider)
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Here Are Some Links For Your Weekend Reading
What's been good for ALS, but bad for your Facebook stream?
Here are some of the posts that caught my eye. Hope you find something interesting.
- Ask This Small Question To Make Big Changes. (FastCo)
- The Next Twenty Years Are Going to Make This Last Twenty Years Just Pale. (CDixon)
- Hackers reverse-engineer NSA's leaked bugging devices. (NewScientist)
- Masters of Love. Science says lasting relationships come down to these two things. (Atlantic)
- How Our Delusions Keep Us Sane: The Psychology of Our Essential Self-Enhancement Bias. (BrainPickings)
- The Hockey Stick of Human Prosperity. (MarginalRevolution)
- America's Top 10 Fastest-Moving Housing Markets. (Forbes)
- Mind-Blowing Fact Of The Day: China Has Over 52 Million Vacant Homes. (ZH)
- Offshore Accounts. Far-reaching new rules aim to catch overseas tax cheats. (WSJ)
- Echo Boom. There are more 23-year olds than any other age group in the US today (BusinessInsider)
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“Humans Need Not Apply” – Video about Automation and Humanity
Here is an interesting video about automation and what it will do to jobs and humanity.
via YouTube.
The point is to anticipate (and be prepared) for what is coming.
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“Humans Need Not Apply” – Video about Automation and Humanity
Here is an interesting video about automation and what it will do to jobs and humanity.
via YouTube.
The point is to anticipate (and be prepared) for what is coming.
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What Happens On the Internet in 60 Seconds (Updated
Talk about information overload, almost 139 million emails are sent each minute.A lot more than that happens in a minute on the Internet.This infographic looks at what happens in just one minute on social web.
via Qmee.It is interesting to think about the scope and scale of what's happening … and what is yet to come. -
What Happens On the Internet in 60 Seconds (Updated
Talk about information overload, almost 139 million emails are sent each minute.A lot more than that happens in a minute on the Internet.This infographic looks at what happens in just one minute on social web.via Qmee.It is interesting to think about the scope and scale of what's happening … and what is yet to come. -
Here Are Some Links For Your Weekend Reading
Airlines are trying to make it easier to choose your seat for summer travel. But, here is one I wouldn't choose.
Here are some of the posts that caught my eye. Hope you find something interesting.
- Here Are The Top 10 Skills For The Future. (Forbes)
- The Surprising Reason We Procrastinate. (Salon)
- Where Do Our Thoughts Physically Exist? (EpochTimes)
- The Science of 'Transcendence' isn't Just Fiction—It's Surprisingly Real. (DailyDot)
- Meet the New Google Self-Driving Car: No Steering Wheel, No Pedals, No Problems? (GigaOM)
- Will Russia Colonize The Moon? (PopularScience)
- Disruptive Innovations List 2014. (Citi Research)
- What Are The $10+ Billion Big Industries Of The Future? (Forbes)
- Share Of Teens Working Tumbles 42% Since 2000 In Labor Market Crisis. (Investors)
- The Average Stock Is More Expensive Now Than It Was At The Peak Of The Dot-Com Bubble In 2000. (BusinessInsider)
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Here Are Some Links For Your Weekend Reading
Airlines are trying to make it easier to choose your seat for summer travel. But, here is one I wouldn't choose.
Here are some of the posts that caught my eye. Hope you find something interesting.
- Here Are The Top 10 Skills For The Future. (Forbes)
- The Surprising Reason We Procrastinate. (Salon)
- Where Do Our Thoughts Physically Exist? (EpochTimes)
- The Science of 'Transcendence' isn't Just Fiction—It's Surprisingly Real. (DailyDot)
- Meet the New Google Self-Driving Car: No Steering Wheel, No Pedals, No Problems? (GigaOM)
- Will Russia Colonize The Moon? (PopularScience)
- Disruptive Innovations List 2014. (Citi Research)
- What Are The $10+ Billion Big Industries Of The Future? (Forbes)
- Share Of Teens Working Tumbles 42% Since 2000 In Labor Market Crisis. (Investors)
- The Average Stock Is More Expensive Now Than It Was At The Peak Of The Dot-Com Bubble In 2000. (BusinessInsider)
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Tech Immigrants: A Map of Silicon Valley’s Imported Talent
Did you ever wonder where talent in Silicon Valley comes from?
Here is a map that purports to show that … and a lot more.
via Businessweek.
Some of the data is hard to believe. Interesting though.
