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Good points. The hyperconnected world did not exist back then. It will definately make a big difference to outcomes. I have been quite surprised the internet r
by op03 7y ago
Good points. The hyperconnected world did not exist back then. It will definately make a big difference to outcomes.
I have been quite surprised the internet remained up, in different parts that were hit really bad.
- bamboozled 7y agoThe issue is, the people who run the show now don’t understand that hyperconnected world and all it’s marvellous possibilities. They’re busy throwing “unlimited QE” trying to restore a world they know and remember that is now gone for good. Trying to restore oil, and bail out legacy companies. It would be wise to invest in the future instead.
- op03 7y agoThat has nothing to do with People up and down the food chain, who know how to get things done and take advantage of the hyperconnection, rebooting their ops. The advantage of the network over hierarchies, is reboots dont happen top down. They happen all over the network simultaneously. For example these days I don't wait for my boss or his boss to resolve gating issues if I know people at their levels of the hierarchy who can do it faster. Thats possible if you are well networked. And lots of people are these days, compared to 1930.
- bamboozled 7y agoGovernments can help fund and facilitate though.