What happens when a wine club is anything but exclusive “I’d never join a club that would allow a person like me to become a member.”Groucho Marx Recently, I got a cold call at the office from a wine club I recently had joined (mostly for research, actually). The club had a hot deal, what the caller said was a great...
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Everything I write is about trust, because everything we humans do, even if we do it with machines, in based on a foundation of trust. At the most basic level, we need to trust our data, our information, and our knowledge, and in a world filled with people who will say or do anything to get money or power, whether through business...
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Building a Services Market for the Transhuman Era Abstract of Tony Greenberg / Eric Pulier/ Alex Veytsel June 12/13 at Harvard speaking at Humanity+ Building a Services Market for the Transhuman Era Innovation, including transhumanist innovation, is mostly the domain of private enterprise, which operates in one of a few market...
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Overheard in my email box, by a journalist/media dude that chose to not be identified. How strange I thought, but it struck me as something I wanted you to hear. “I have found that truth and bias are often mutually exclusive. Can you cover global warming with a facade of no bias.ie treat a nut-bird like James Inhoffe with...
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By Alex Veytsel and Tony Greenberg In the hubbub over the Google and Verizon new net neutrality plan, a couple of things stand out: 1) There is no actual deal, just a proposed compromise that no one actually likes 2) Everyone seems to be confused about the new, private Internet While more viable than its critics suppose,...
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I speed through life building relationships, businesses and finding extraordinary people and contemplating the curious decisions they make. The premise of this space is to expose the bridges and chasms of trust, truth and bias that I encounter daily.
