Thank You for Being Late : An optimists guide to thriving in the age of accelerations

By:

Friedman Thomas L

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Publication details: London Penguin Books 2016Description: 486pISBN:

9780374273538

Subject(s):

1. Technological Innovations - Social Aspects 2. Technology & Civilization - Geopolitics 3. Political Participation - Globalization

DDC classification:

303.483000 FRI

Contents:

Contents: Part I. Reflecting. Thank you for being late -- Part II. Accelerating. What the hell happened in 2007? -- Moore's law -- The supernova -- The market -- Mother Nature -- Part III. Innovating. Just too damned fast -- Turning AI into IA -- Control vs. Kaos -- Mother Nature as political mentor -- Is God in cyberspace? -- Always looking for Minnesota -- You can go home again (and you should!) -- Part IV. Anchoring. From Minnesota to the world and back.

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Contents: Part I. Reflecting. Thank you for being late --
Part II. Accelerating. What the hell happened in 2007? --
Moore's law --
The supernova --
The market --
Mother Nature --
Part III. Innovating. Just too damned fast --
Turning AI into IA --
Control vs. Kaos --
Mother Nature as political mentor --
Is God in cyberspace? --
Always looking for Minnesota --
You can go home again (and you should!) --
Part IV. Anchoring. From Minnesota to the world and back.

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