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Too young to have been there, and too young not to take that type of progress that came from Bell Labs for granted, - I now realize that 20th century progress c
by lokimedes 3y ago
Too young to have been there, and too young not to take that type of progress that came from Bell Labs for granted, - I now realize that 20th century progress came, not from natural competition, but from the strong forcing function of utility-guided free research.
After 20 years of hoping for a Bell Labs to magically show up again, I now work to emulate this culture but with a focus on energy systems that has the same characteristics as combustion engines but with 10x power/energy-density (and zero emissions).
If this resonates with anyone here, feel free to reach out.
- REDS1736 3y agoJust a heads up; the "About Morten" page of your website is just lorem ipsum
- lokimedes 3y agoThanks, yes, we are pretty early setting this up, you can find me here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/skaersoe/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/skaersoe/
- fuzzfactor 3y agoTook a look at your website and I really admire your approach. Looking forward to some updates as things firm up. I would say natural competition has been around for a long time, and can act as an obstacle to natural co-operation. That co-operation seems to be so much more difficult to establish and maintain. But when you get strong individuals who are advanced in so many different directions, and let them keep going, it could take time associating together before some fruitful common ground can be staked out, but there's nothing else like it.
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