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The Trust Flip
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God, the Superposition
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The Propriety Path Platform
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Law of Universal Uniqueness
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The Need for Long-term Research
Growth vs Evolution
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Sign me up for end of life composting. Seriously.https://t.co/EsXOG8xnZB
This article mentions only some of the reasons why we are headed for an economic boom in the coming decade. https://t.co/Xx4Lg7uFgY— Kevin Kelly (@kevin2kelly) June 18, 2021
This article mentions only some of the reasons why we are headed for an economic boom in the coming decade. https://t.co/Xx4Lg7uFgY
The Intended Consequences Statement by @Ryanphelan6 is a good example of the Proactionary Principle: the risk of new things have to be compared with the risks of old things, and inaction. https://t.co/mrpZ9mviHB— Kevin Kelly (@kevin2kelly) June 24, 2021
The Intended Consequences Statement by @Ryanphelan6 is a good example of the Proactionary Principle: the risk of new things have to be compared with the risks of old things, and inaction. https://t.co/mrpZ9mviHB
This long story about one driver answered a lot of questions I had about the real economics of gig driving. I love the depth of detail. https://t.co/HLyL5mftBK @glichfield— Kevin Kelly (@kevin2kelly) June 22, 2021
This long story about one driver answered a lot of questions I had about the real economics of gig driving. I love the depth of detail. https://t.co/HLyL5mftBK @glichfield
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