Weekend Wisdom–The Future Gets Quicker All The Time…
Maybe, because of my readings about research and technology, as well as the Singularity, I’m becoming more sensitive to the pace of technological change. The number of breakthroughs appears to be increasing rapidly.
These new technologies and findings aren’t just coming in one area; they are spread out across a number of disciplines, from biotech to quantum physics. That’s a key insight that’s making it harder to predict just how the future unfolds.
I’ll start out with some links to stories about the latest breakthroughs…
Daily Mail — New Solar Paint Could Generate Electricity from Roofs and Walls
ABC (Australia) Science — Quantum Computer Breakthrough
Gizmag — A 3-D Printer Under $500
Eureka Alert — Duke Researchers Turn Scar Tissue into Heart Muscle Without Using Stem Cells
Dvice.com — MIT Reinvents Glass That’s Non-fogging, Self-cleaning, and Glare-free
Mashable — Company Looks to Mine $20 Trillion Rock
By the way, if you want to keep up on this breathtaking pace of research, I’d subscribe to Futureseek. It’s a great resource.
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I'm George Ulmer. Matt and I started this blog and launched the Online Investing AI business. Our goal is to develop the technology to allow anyone to retire after working for 10 years.
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