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Other than old arguments about innovation deficiencies (wanting flying cars but getting 140 characters), there was little/nothing about "The End of the Computer
by kjhughes 7y ago
Other than old arguments about innovation deficiencies (wanting flying cars but getting 140 characters), there was little/nothing about "The End of the Computer Age."
The talk was more about scaling (Finance, Tech, Cargo, and People) with some insights regarding which the US has a chance to compete effectively against China (only Finance and Tech) and some (related?) advice to the left and the right in the US:
Left: Move beyond identity politics.
Right: Rethink the doctrine of American exceptionalism.
Thought provoking commentary, but mistitled as "The End of the Computer Age".