“What we are today comes from our thoughts of yesterday, and our present thoughts build our life of tomorrow: our life is the creation of our mind. —BUDDHA”
Voyager - September 5, 1977 – At a distance of 142.31 astronomical units (2.1289×1010 km; 1.3229×1010 mi) (21.289 billion kilometers; 13.229 billion miles) from the Sun as of June 4, 2018,[3] it is the spacecraft most distant from Earth.
There are points in history that don’t come very often.
The Digital Revolution marked the beginning of the Information Age
AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRIAL DIGITAL
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The code Revolution is perhaps the most remarkable era for mankind. How do we give the world the right prerequisites to prosper?
We have to stay ahead of time in order to avoid strategic surprises and discover opportunities
disrupted a global taxation model altered an election… What does tomorrow bring?
The need for free data is growing in geometric progression while the means of enabling value form data are growing in arithmetic progression.
Artificial intelligence turns brain activity into speech
Japanese Man Marries Teenage Girl Hologram
• Flying cars
• Virtual worlds
• Brain implants
• Connected brains
• Algorithmic Intelligence
• Genetic modification
• Automation
• Smart logistic
• Autonomous drones
• Organ delivery via drones
• Personal medicine
• Ultrasound on a mobile phone
• Data utilization
• Reality manipulation
• 7 years old that makes 22 million dollars in 2018
• Butt images that can break the internet
• Politics that is driven by code
• 3D printed organs
• One company that responsible for 15% of internet traffic
• And than some…
Trends: 1. 4th industrial revolution
2. IoT
3. Automation
4. Personal medicine
5. Mass migration
6. Climate change
7. Inability to design legislation to better the outcome of climate changes
8. Inorganic narrow intelligence
9. Mega data hack
10. Limitation (by legislation) to monetize
11. Bubbles in the economy
12. Infrastructure Gaps
13. Lack of political education
Only 57% of the world’s population has internet
Who should you become, before they become you?
There isn’t any gene for innovation. It’s a skill you must learn. Great leaders, just like the most celebrated sportsmen on the planet, enjoy training because they like the process of self-discovery, the feeling of their body evolving and developing.
And yes, failure sucks!
