Animated book review for Abundance - [Our Exponential Future]
Wikipedia was built with 100 million hours of volunteer time.
Yet, we spend 200 billion (yes, with the B) hours watching TV every year. Imagine what it would mean to divert part of that time to activities that are more worth-pursuing and respectable (if I may).
We live in exponential times where change occurs extremely fast. Our minds are, more often than not, incapable of dealing with exponential. We're more likely accustomed to linear thinking...
In this animated video, I present some of my key highlights from Peter Diamandis and Steven Kotler's book Abundance - The Future is Better than you Think.
More video animations:
- The 382-day Fast [Animated Video]
- 6 Months in Isolation - 1972 Self Experiment [Animated]
- How Long Without Water - Extreme Thirst [Animated]
- Starting and Operating a Personal Business [Animated Video]
- Animated Explanation of Intermittent Fasting - [Video]
- Keeping Things Simple in Business and Life - Animated Video
- What Happens when Your Sleep is Disturbed - [Animated Video]
- Book Review - Fooled by Randomness [Nassim Taleb]
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So if in the past England worried about dirty streets and now we worry about dirty skies, what will we worry about tomorrow? Wow. Cool post.
we'll likely worry about cybersecurity
Plastic accumulating in the oceans