Virtuality is Systems Thinking in Action

from All Things Intriguing · host Dr. Raymond L. Newkirk, Psy.D., Ph.D., Ph.D., CFP

Vituality™ releases an emerging paradigm of 21st Century Problem-Solving technology. Dr. Newkirk discusses the challenge of problem-solving as an artifact of the 15th Century and how he employs the new technologies to harvest a universe of evidence-based solutions and deliver these in rapid real-time to your mobile device as an Intelligent Assistant.

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