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- Author: Dagogo Altraide
- Publisher: Mango
- ISBN-10: 1642505919
- ISBN-13: 9781642505917
- Format: 14 x 22.1 x 2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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ColdFusion's New Thinking About the Future of Technology and Science"Dagogo has the uncanny ability to take fascinating topics and somehow make them even more interesting." -Adam Sinicki, author and founder of The Bioneer
#1 Best Seller in Cold Fusion Programming, General Technology & Reference, and Business & Management Technology History
What can history's greatest breakthroughs in science teach us about the future of technology?
Moments in technology that changed our future? As each new stage technology builds on the innovations of the last, advancements begin to increase at an exponential rate. Now, more than ever, it's important to see how we got here. What hidden stories lie behind much of the technology we use today? What drove those who invented it to do so? What were those special moments that changed the world forever? New Thinking is the story of human innovation, the story of us―through war and peace, it is humanity at our most innovative.
Disruptive technology and the history of innovation. From the stories behind the steam engine revolution to the electric world of Tesla, to the first computers, to the invention of the internet and artificial intelligence, this book explores the hidden history of technology, discovering the secrets that have shaped our world. New Thinking brings you the stories of the men and women who thought in a new way to bring our world to where it is today.
In New Thinking: From Einstein to Artificial Intelligence, The Technology and Science That Built Our World, delight in learning and appreciating:
- How a technology can spawn new technology, and how they influence each other
- How our modern world came to be
- Our potential for our future and the future of technology
If you've read books such as The Inevitable, T-Minus AI, or The Idea Factory, you're going to love New Thinking.
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- Author: Dagogo Altraide
- Publisher: Mango
- ISBN-10: 1642505919
- ISBN-13: 9781642505917
- Format: 14 x 22.1 x 2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
"Dagogo has the uncanny ability to take fascinating topics and somehow make them even more interesting." -Adam Sinicki, author and founder of The Bioneer
#1 Best Seller in Cold Fusion Programming, General Technology & Reference, and Business & Management Technology History
What can history's greatest breakthroughs in science teach us about the future of technology?
Moments in technology that changed our future? As each new stage technology builds on the innovations of the last, advancements begin to increase at an exponential rate. Now, more than ever, it's important to see how we got here. What hidden stories lie behind much of the technology we use today? What drove those who invented it to do so? What were those special moments that changed the world forever? New Thinking is the story of human innovation, the story of us―through war and peace, it is humanity at our most innovative.
Disruptive technology and the history of innovation. From the stories behind the steam engine revolution to the electric world of Tesla, to the first computers, to the invention of the internet and artificial intelligence, this book explores the hidden history of technology, discovering the secrets that have shaped our world. New Thinking brings you the stories of the men and women who thought in a new way to bring our world to where it is today.
In New Thinking: From Einstein to Artificial Intelligence, The Technology and Science That Built Our World, delight in learning and appreciating:
- How a technology can spawn new technology, and how they influence each other
- How our modern world came to be
- Our potential for our future and the future of technology
If you've read books such as The Inevitable, T-Minus AI, or The Idea Factory, you're going to love New Thinking.
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