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Thoughts on Mining Space
So, you may have heard about this brand new startup called Planetary Resources in the news lately. And it’s the real deal! This organization is being led by some of the affluent billionaires in the world. Individuals such as Eric Anderson, Peter Diamandis, James Cameron and Google CEO Larry Page as well as many more…
Argument: When Losing is Winning
Cohen says, “If we want to think of new kinds of arguments we need to think of new kinds of arguers. Think of all the roles that people play in arguments: there’s the proponent and the opponent in an adversarial, dialectical argument; there’s the audience in rhetorical arguments; there’s the reasoner in arguments as proofs….
Misunderstood
Ads like this are what make Apple Inc. different and unique from the rest of the technology companies out there. Not once are specs ever mentioned. It’s all about the emotion and what the end results are. If an Apple product seem to be weaker than a competitors device just based on the spec sheet,…
A Need to Upgrade Education
This is “Rock star” South Korean teacher, Kim Ki-hoon. He is The $4 Million Teacher. “The harder I work, the more I make,” he says matter of factly. “I like that.” Kim actually only spends around 3-hours a week recording lectures. The rest of his 60-hour work week is spent responding and following up with…
XDR-TB
This is a very moving TED talk about how James Nachtwey used his photography to show the world about multi-resistant tuberculosis and went on to win the TED prize. Please to check it out XDRTB.org.










