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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2022 · 47 MIN

FBL41 - Michael Bhaskar: The Future of Big Ideas in the Age of Small Thinking

from The Singularity Discussion Series · host Singularity University

This week my guest is Michael Bhaskar, who has authored several books exploring the impact of technology, specifically around the publishing and curation of content. In his latest work, the Human Frontier: The Future of Big Ideas in the Age of Small Thinking, Michael instead turns his attention towards the creation of content, and in particular how humanity seems to be running out of big ideas. In this conversation we delve into the many facets of this theory, exploring numerous bits of evidence and examples that support this notion. We also explore how the technological singularity may be our last chance for big ideas, how cultural and philosophical tendencies are worsening the situation, what possible paths lay before us to address this lack of moonshot innovation, and much more. Find out more about Michael and his work at http://www.michaelbhaskar.com/ * Host: Steven Parton - LinkedIn / Twitter Music by: Amine el Filali

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