thinkfuture: technology, philosophy and the future

https://thinkfuture.com--- When you are trying to make a decision, it usually comes down to two choices. This startup idea helps you to make that choice by letting the crowd help you to make that decision.

Try not to consume for a bit. See what happens.

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Are you too focused on your goals to enjoy your journey or see new opportunities

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Leesa is a seasoned innovator with more than 20 years’ experience in various Healthcare settings. She determines strategies to maximize revenue and organizational growth opportunities through creative problem solving. Demonstrates in-depth knowledge of the complexities involved in determining product and process designs and how they drive risk and risk selection.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/leesatori/

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Microsoft just came out and said that AI being bad is our fault. I told you I was always right.

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Where are all the amazing innovative new smartphone designs? I just compared the Samsung Galaxy S23 and the iPhone 14 Pro and they have basically the same form factor. Where did innovation go in the smartphone space? 

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You can’t beat kids when it comes to new, innovative, out-of-the-box thinking. I mean, not all kids, but those fearless try-anything-because-they-don’t-know not-to kinds of kids. I think you know the kinds of kids I’m thinking of:

While most of the kids who think out of the box don’t understand where the box is – similar to having a beginner’s mind – there is one key difference between having a beginner’s mind and a “kid mind” – which is the unabashed playfulness. The willingness to just try something out, just for fun, to see what happens. It’s active, assertive, and open-minded. And of all of the tools in our arsenal of innovation, this one is probably the easiest to uncover.

I am a designer and researcher working at the intersection of embodied sensing systems and emerging materials and their relationship to meaning-making. I have engineered novel solutions for soft-to-hard interfaces, pioneered applications and processes for a stack of smart polymer technologies, and developed award-winning wearable environments that explore intimacy, ambiguity and markers of aliveness in encounters with technological systems.

I have collaborated and developed projects with Lubrizol, Nivea, Ralph Lauren, Bless, and with engineers, fashion designers, quantum physicists, weavers, molecular engineers, and philosophers. I consult C-suite executives on innovation methodologies, business opportunities in emerging technologies, and new product introduction roadmaps.

I have been teaching at NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program for the past 18 years, where I developed the course and upcoming book The Softness of Things: Technology in Space and Form and I am founding faculty at SVA’s MFA on Design for Social Innovation.

I am currently working on The Unruliness of Matter, turning the conceptual and the abstract into the tangible and sensory, as part of my practice-based research Ph.D. at the Royal College of Art, on a TECHNE Fellowship from the National Productivity and Innovation Fund, UK.

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Why do our devices have so little autonomy? They know so much about us but none of that information is used to autonomously lift our burdens, but to keep us hooked and show us more advertising.  --- https://thinkfuture.com

Another Startup Monday, another idea from the past. Are you interested in the top stuff in any particular topic? Things go by too fast on Twitter and other social media, can we capture them and show people the top ones? --- https://thinkfuture.com