EPISODE · Mar 9, 2021 · 58 MIN
114: Chatting with Futurist and Sociobiologist Rebecca Costa
from Chats from the Blog Cabin · host MELISSA VERA
Join me as I chat with Rebecca about women in science as well as the effects this pandemic will have on our society long term. This will be an interesting conversation. Quote of the Day " I never dreamed about success. I worked for it." ~ Estee Lauder Acclaimed technology & science futurist, Rebecca Costa. Costa’s landmark work has been heralded by global thought, innovation, and business leaders Richard Branson, John Sculley, E.O Wilson, Alan Dershowitz, Jim Lehrer, George Mitchell, Trudie Styler, and Nobel laureates James Watson, Charles Townes. She has been featured in NewsMax, The Washington Post, USA Today, New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, etc. Rebecca has an extensive Business background and can speak on a variety of subjects. She currently runs The Costa Group and is an author, scientist, and keynote speaker. However, in the past, she was the founder of a tech startup company that had revenues of more than $60 million and was also the youngest VP General Electric has had. According to Costa climate change, tariff wars, terrorism, immigration, and nuclear disarmament remain unresolved because they are similar in nature. The real culprit is the absence of models for solving complex, global problems wherein stakeholders have competing interests. Costa reveals how AI and predictive analytics hold the key to solving dangerous, systemic issues. Intelligent, humorous, and entertaining, Costa offers a unique scientific perspective on the headlines of the day. Check out her website www.rebeccacosta.com Grab On the Verge https://amzn.to/2Zez195 {affiliate link} Grab The Watchman's Rattle https://amzn.to/3dd7VXT { affiliate link}Check out her website www.rebeccacosta.com Grab On the Verge https://amzn.to/2Zez195 Grab The Watchman's Rattle https://amzn.to/3dd7VXT
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