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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มี.ค. 2015
- Walter Isaacson, CEO of the Aspen Institute, former chairman of CNN and former managing editor of Time, closes the Seven Days of Genius festival with a lecture on the one-in-a-million geniuses whose work has impacted every aspect of our lives today: the people who created the computer and the internet.
How did their minds work? What made them so inventive? And how can their innovation, creativity and teamwork inform our own out-of-the-box thinking today?
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1:06 Stand at the intersection of humanities and technology.
6:37 Collaborate
15:38 Create a symbiosis. Combing the machine with the mind.
Walter Isaacson is in the class of biographers par none. Except perhaps Steven Kotkin (please check me on his name) who has done a three volume work on Joseph Stalin.
We need writers like these but it sad so few glean any wisdom from within the message. Reading between the lines is a lost artform. A skilled author makes plain the ground where a careful reader will glean the kernels from the chaff...i.e.
Not being told what to think but letting information distill through ones own cognizance. That is an art.
Biographers today seem more like rhetoriticisns and they are multitudinous. Walter Isaacson has a clear mind. Thank you for offering this :)
Excellent talk! collaboration is definitely important and harder to do in covid times
i guess it is quite off topic but do anyone know a good website to watch new series online ?
Informative and humorous.
True e-Pi-i sync-duration connectivity is the genius of Logarithmic Time Duration Timing, Bose-Einsteinian Holographic Principle Imagery, Conception