“If winning isn’t everything, why do they keep score?”
– Vince Lombardi
Tuesday, February 16th, 2010
If winning isn’t everything
- To your point...
http://freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/02/23/losing-the-gold/ Read more >
- Great ramble David; swing by our office in Vancouver anytime...we're right in the middle of everything! Read more >
- An inspiring ramble and an awesome perspective. Thanks. Read more >
Monday, February 8th, 2010
How does the underdog win?
How does the underdog win? Or put another way…
How can the favorite lose?
- Social comments and analytics for this post... This post was mentioned on Twitter by acidmary: How does the underdog win? http://tinyurl.com/y8ry2cm...
- Hi David, I'm a new reader... :-) I actually disagree (how rude of me, on my first comment!!!). Maybe I was reading your post wrong, but I got the feeling you were, in a way, accusing the Colts and Peyton of a certain arrogance that in fact made the team and himself weaker. That cockiness was the main reason for their loss. I ...
- one degree can change what is written
Monday, February 1st, 2010
People are people
Have you ever been optimized?
Have you ever been dynamically served?
Have you ever been experientially immersed?
- Maybe out of curiosity, to see how far it can go, and if it makes sense to me as a human:-). But I see the next few generations getting more and more comfortable with computers, maybe till it all leads to a Butlerian Jihad?
- I will still place my bet on the Human Factor -- does not negate progress or suggest that we cant optimize better and better -- I am just curious about how many of you think that you will be driven to buy or interact well beyond where you want to by any computer --
- Neural networks and quantum computers may yet conquer all, and predict behaviour from one nano second to another. And yet there is one promise that works across all barriers and segments, any time of the day, or hour. "FREE"
