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đ”Jon Lord plays Dave Brubeck - and nothing wrong with that!
I came across it accidentally when I was seeking out Dave’s original - which I have written about - and will be publishing to People First shortly.
đ Currently reading: The People Centered Economy by David Norfors and Vint Cerf
Attended âPeople Centered Digital Future on Monday. Started reading âThe People Centered Economyâ by @vgcerf and @dnordfors today. Much synergy with âThe Business Equation'.
More to come on this soon. Excited.
// @TheBusEquation @meilinfung
#OurDigitalFuture
âReal Stories of Real People â Travels Without Charleyâ : Alan and Margaret : No.20
People: Benjamin
Stood to the side of the road, walking stick supporting him. Well kept. Elegant even. Just standing. The traffic constantly passing him by. No slowing down, but then no attempt by him to get them to either.
I slowed down to let him cross. No movement.
I opened the window.
âWould you like a lift?â
“Thankyou.” he said. “Thankyou very much.”
Slowly walking towards the car, he gets in.
“Much appreciated.” he said. “Iâm going to 4th street … is that ok?”
"No problem. Which cross street?"
“It doesnât matter. Anywhere on 4th. Iâm going to the bank.”
It might look empty now … but thatâs because everyone is in session. Come back in 90 minutes or so.
#IIW
Proof .. if proof is needed … that my name is John, I am a dog, I am representing myself and I attended #IIW - thankyou Riley and @sovrinID .. all duly recorded on the blockchain.
#IIW
Mei Lin Fung Identity IN A BOX …. certainly one way of lifting the message and spreading the word of self sovereign identity.
#IIW
Gaping Void. Yes. And.
The âindustrialization of everythingâ quickly reduces to automation and we forget ‘humanityâ.
There is 1 discipline that needs humanity more than ever. Marketing.
There is 1 discipline that has had its humanity systematically killed off. Marketing.
âReal Stories of Real People â Travels Without Charleyâ : Cynthia : No.13
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âReal Stories of Real People â Travels Without Charleyâ : Graham : No.12
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People: Jan
Jan knows the UK and lives in Texas now, but the journey from one to the other allowed her to see the rest of the world.
She lived in Mildenhall. Iâd heard of it. Used to live near there myself.
She joined the USAF to get trained, qualified and see a world âoutside of the 50â. She left after just three years because she met and fell in love with the man who became her husband (best-laid plans and all that!). Training and Qualifications put on hold, but still traveled and saw the world. After all - her husband was still in the forces.
Now she is an antique dealer and her husband works at the nearby USAF facility. Well not just the USAF, turns out it is the only joint USAF and NATO training facility in the world.
Who knew?
People: Alex
“I spent the day with my dog.”
"What kind of dog is it?" "A Boston Terrier."
"Oh wow, do you have pictures?"
"I did, but I lost my camera and so all my pictures.""Oh no, you know these days itâs so easy to keep your photos backed up in the cloud, so youâll never lose them."
"I know. I have Google storage and Verizon cloud, but I just never get round to doing it, because it isn't important.""Well maybe you will now."
"Maybe. But now thereâs an opportunity to create a set of new memories."The differences in people are revealed by the smallest truths. I live in a world of online back ups, local back ups - duplicated and a system that allows me to recover files lost just a minute ago. Anything less would make me nervous.
There are also those people that never back up because they simply donât know. Or they have never lost their phone, and with it their only copy of photos, phone numbers and notes.
And then there are people like Alex. He knows all about that. He just doesn’t care. He is not driven by the same triggers that drive me. He lives in the moment. For the moment.
âWhat day is it?â asked Pooh. âItâs today,â squeaked Piglet. âMy favorite day,â said Pooh.â
A.A. Milne
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