What was the most important event of the decade?
No doubt one of the most asked questions around the world as people gathered to ring out the old and welcome in the ‘10s.
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Monday, January 4th, 2010
What was the most important event of the decade?
- I am to a great extent impressed with the article I have just read. I wish the writer of weeklyramble.wunderman.com can continue to provide so much useful information and unforgettable experience to weeklyramble.wunderman.com readers. There is not much to tell except the following universal truth: No matter what you do, someone will ask for more features. I will be back. Read more >
- In my opinion this is very similar to the Evolution theory, lot of small and imperceptible steps that change our lives little by little.
But as social humans we try to look for important events that marked each of us in order to feel important or transcendent.
Reality is that if we go through history we will find that many ...Read more >
- Broadly speaking 9/11 was the most important event of the decade. We will feel its effects for many years to come.
In terms of marketing and advertising, the maturing internet (Web 2.0, search, social media) will be viewed in retrospect as the most profound. I suspect when we look back a generation or two from now it'll be clear that the ...Read more >
Monday, June 16th, 2008
Are you a Creationist?
Are you a creationist – a believer in ex nihilo?
- and VC's are still looking for eyeballs -- not people or transactions -- goes to show you!
- intelligent design and creationism - I don't think so! I'm definately from the Darwin evolutionary school...lucozade - from drink for the sick, to sports tipple. Trainers, from PE kit to fashion accessories. Phones - from house landlines..to mobile camera/computers Idea evolution...it should be taught in all schools and places of work.
- Talk to your typical VC, and all they want to hear is about your New and Unique technology, not your New and Unique (and Better) execution and methodology for an existing one. I guess they're Creationists.
