Johnny has the flu and wants to go to bed, but the ScreeWee Captain is still in trouble.
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The ScreeWee Captain asks Johnny to lead them, but the gunnery officer has other ideas.
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Can computer game addict Johnny Maxwell save an alien planet from the comfort of his bed?
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The original 40 minute version, which is chiller than the hour long one
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Google has succeeded by innovating again and again. Not just search, but Gmail and Google Docs and even self-driving cars. Their secret? They don’t tell their employees how to innovate; they manage the chaos. Eric Schmidt—CEO of Google since 2001 and now Chairman of parent company Alphabet—shares the controversial management techniques he created to cultivate an environment of free-flowing ideas plus disciplined decision making that lead to breakthrough ideas. He reveals the hidden secret in Google’s famous “20% time” policy, their approach to hiring smart creatives, and the parallels between leading Google and piloting small airplanes. Plus, his “roommate” at Google, and the decision he made to support a crazy idea that he was certain would bankrupt the company.
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SenCast Episode 009 with Jeremy Silver and Marko Balabanovic - CEO and CEO of the Digital Catapult. Hosted by Harry, CIO, SenSat.
Whats on the show? + We caught up with Jeremy and Marko at the Digital Catapult + We ask them both what technology they are seeing today that is going to disrupt the market and talk about how Britain is trying to lead the world.
With thanks to Jeremy Silver + LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremysilver/ Marko Balabanovic + Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/balabanovic/
What’s the SenCast? + The SenCast is a show designed for anyone in or interested in the startup community, have in interest in technology or just want to hear experts talk about their trades + We talk about startup life, technology and what the future will hold, from the people creating it today
Who are SenSat? We are a geospatial tech startup with the aim to digitise the world. We convert the physical world into digital information that humans can easily interact and make decisions with www.SenSat.co.uk
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Author and designer Jeremy Keith talks about his new book, Resilient Web Design, and why we keep making the same mistakes over and over.
Lord Byron’s only legitimate child is championed by Konnie Huq.
Playing for Team Human today, activist trainer and executive director of theRules.org, Alnoor Ladha.
Alnoor will help us understand the interplay between political organization, system thinking, storytelling, technology, and the decentralization of power. In a conversation spanning a wide range of topics including anarchism, collective organizing, local economies, psychedelics, and even spirituality, Ladha and Rushkoff underscore the multifaceted and necessary work of building a resilient and just society.
Learn more about Alnoor and his work at the rules at http://therules.org/
In today’s monologue Rushkoff addresses the deleterious effects of our algorithmically programmed cyber experience. Are Facebook and Google a threat to the health of civil society? How can we restore human agency and critical thinking to our digital lives?
http://teamhuman.fm/episodes/ep-27-alnoor-ladha-rewriting-the-rules/
Thomas Pynchon. The Anthropocene. Ferguson. Geoheliocentrism. Teju Cole. Thomas Kuhn’s theory of paradigms. Antigone. A wall. The sixth extinction.
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