Of course, the big increase are yet to come, as we attack the primary death diseases of aging: heart, cancer, pulmonary, vascular/stroke, alzheimers and diabetes. Link - ( New Window )
and they've provoked me into doing a good bit of research myself into some of these secular growth/technology themes. If not even for the purpose of potential investment many of these technologies are awe inspiring and uplifting.
Since you asked, great "implications of accelerating tech" article...
in the Atlantic Monthly this month. This guy is very smart.
He is talking about a massively different world after tech "eats" a lot of jobs.
He doesn't get into a couple of related concepts, such as collapsing marginal costs and the challenge to keeping demand up as wages come under pressure, but in other ways, really perceptive, I think. Link - ( New Window )
Of course, the big increase are yet to come, as we attack the primary death diseases of aging: heart, cancer, pulmonary, vascular/stroke, alzheimers and diabetes.
Link - ( New Window )
He is talking about a massively different world after tech "eats" a lot of jobs.
He doesn't get into a couple of related concepts, such as collapsing marginal costs and the challenge to keeping demand up as wages come under pressure, but in other ways, really perceptive, I think.
Link - ( New Window )
Are the machines going to kill us or save us?
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Probably bleed out after the hole is drilled.