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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
Initially, I thought it said "Chicken for Sale" and I was alright with that.
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
Not sure why Apple didn't get hit with an anti-trust lawsuit yet. Spotify is correct.
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
The Venus Project: Future By Design - By Jacque Fresco. Introduced Jacque Fresco's philosophy, R.I.P., and also the empathy we must have in designing something that is good for the planet and for the future. I highly recommend. Mike Ma
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
I would emphasize that the workforce is going to change in the next couple of years -- due to automation, AI, robotics, etc.. And a STEM education is vital as most jobs we know of now may no longer be here.
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
Waiting on the trickles of the "trickle down" economics. I bet CEO salaries are doing just fine.
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
Last year, I correctly predicted Jeff Bezos will divorce due to extra-marital affair. Here are my prediction for the next 5-10 years. 1. Autonomous cars will be common, and they will have hive minds as AI progresses. 2. Governments around
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
Really? It felt like the golden age of podcast was a decade ago. I haven't listened to podcasts in a while. With YouTube premium, you can just listen or watch YT videos instead, so maybe it's golden age for videocasts?
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
This! They are deferring the inevitable time when the subway is no longer sustainable. Are we waiting for another Sandy?
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
NYC Subway is already falling apart. Fix that first! Less corruption, and get rid of de Blasio while we're at it.
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
Kind of related, but I've been curious about this -- highly educated countries also have very high voter turnout. I think South Korea has about 77% voter turnout. I think the U.S. has about 50-55% voter turnout. The more educated every
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
I'll wait until the AirPods has noise-cancelling. I can't wait until Apple enters into the NC game!
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
Design with the earth in mind (environmental sustainability), and that food and products must be thought of from creation, delivery (less carbon footprint), to end-of-life cycle (eco-friendly/green packaging waste) in a way that is goo
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
Getting enough sleep. Arianna Huffington was right. Sleep is absolutely necessary. In addition, some people require only 4-5 hours of sleep, others like myself require 7-8 hours to be "good". Getting a FitBit to track my sleep has
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
I've lived and grew up in NYC for almost 30 years and I agree with the author. Manhattan has become an unaffordable ghost town. Walk down West Village, Union Sq, Flatiron, etc.., you see rows of closed stores that have gone vacant for
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
Bill Gates recently recommended this book by Hans Rosling called "Factfulness: Ten Reasons We're Wrong About the World--and Why Things Are Better Than You Think" and it is a great book to read to be a realist. The world is NO
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
Perhaps, in this economy and the rising student debt crises, it's hard to suspend work to go get an education to get a loan and graduate to find a job that may or may not pay enough. I know others are doing part-time MBA's but I c
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
The Venus Project: Future by Design The Corporation Inside Job HBO's documentary on Warren Buffet Who Killed The Electric Car?
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
Overprinting is called hyperinflation. People lose trust in the currency because they are worthless. It has happened before. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperinflation
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
You're talking about assets vs. liabilities. Unfortunately -- we are racking up more liabilities.
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
This country has $21 trillion in debt. With this current administration (Trumpy and previous administrations before him) have been ignoring this swamp-filled problem. So much so that in August, the current administration added $214 billion
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
Definitely great phones, but I still prefer the iPhone SE size. If they upgrade the SE with the innards of the XR + with same cameras + full front screen, it would be perfection.
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
As an SE user, me too. I wished they would have done a refresh for the SE.
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
Aside from the size, I'm more concerned at the prices of phones going over the $1k+ mark as the new normal. Sigh.
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
This. Let's not pretend corporations are people, though they have the same rights (if not more) than a regular citizen. Their sole objective is to make money first. If we want to fix the system, let's start by taking a hard look a
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
Hopefully, you don't have clinical depression but find out. I recommend Stephen Covey's book: 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. The whole book is excellent. Start with Habit 1: Be Proactive. Seek to be 100% responsible for eve
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
I recommend (and already mentioned) journaling. In the journal, I visualize attaining the goal or write about ways to keep going. Watch, listen or read stuff that motivates and uplifts you. And keep on doing it every day. Try to motivate yo
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
You save almost 40% of your salary each year? That's pretty impressive!
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
They sell these treadmills and bikes with video training and scenery on it. I have no idea who is buying their products though. I bet this is just another pump and dump startup.
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
That's clever. I also do a personal Kanban board as my To-Do List for work and personal. I use Trello.
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by jotjotzzz 8y ago
Minus the Revelations book, it's great.

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