ThinkWORKS: Because Thinking Is The Hardest Work There Is.

We continue our Unexplained Mysteries series with the first part of a discussion on lost civilisations, the common threads that link them, and how one in particular might have been the source for the legend of Atlantis. 

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As AI and other modern work systems enable us to all work faster and more efficiency, we need to stop and ask, does it all actually lead to better outcomes, and if not, why not?

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When people go wrong, and you notice a pattern in their behaviour,  don't simply assume the person is making irrational choices;  always inspect the architecture of the choices themselves. Sometimes, they don't need more advice or training, sometimes the systems they operate within need looking at.

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Gaining knowledge is not the same as doing what you know. And when systems, aspects of life, processes etc don't improve, we often fall into the trap that we need more knowledge... but the failure to launch is not necessarily down to a lack of knowledge. This episode explains why, and show how to make sure that gaining knowledge does lead to improved systems & processes.

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AI Armageddon — or are we worrying about the wrong thing? As the people building the world's most powerful AI systems warn about the risks ahead, Darren asks whether the greatest danger is really AI going rogue — or what humans choose to do with it.

From warfare and cyberattacks to creativity, discovery and human potential, this ThinkWORKS asks a bigger question: What kind of future are we choosing to build with AI?

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Change is inevitable. But when disruption arrives, our first instinct is often to protect what we already have. What if the better question isn't “How do we stop this?” but “What does this make possible?”

This week on ThinkWORKS, we explore why defending yesterday can sometimes be the biggest threat to tomorrow — and how to turn disruption into opportunity.

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ThinkWORKS Presents an Adventures in Comics episode as we look at the life and times of Britain's greatest superhero, Captain Britain, as he turns 50. Listen to Chris and Darren as they explain the origins of Marvel's first UK exclusive Captain Britain Weekly, what transpired next, and then how he burst back on the scene years later. Both presenters tell their views and anecdotes on both the Captain and the history.  Happy Birthday Brian Braddock! 

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We all think change comes from taking huge actions, but even small changes made on a consistent basis can compound into dramatic change over a decade. We talk about 5 small habits that once changed and acted on daily or weekly can create an enormous shift over time.

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We live in a world drowning in information, but starving for meaning. In this episode of ThinkWORKS, Darren explores why consuming more doesn't always make us wiser — and why the real challenge is learning to filter, connect and understand what actually matters.

Because sometimes the answer isn't more information. It's making better sense of what you already know.

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