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Tag Archives: Klaus Schwab
Welcome to the latest, greatest age of hyperbole
Watch out, the transformational breakthrough robots are coming, trailing exponential and disruptive impacts, the like of which you’ve never seen before. It’s all so radically innovative and, did I mention, transformational. Eye-poppingly, brain-meltingly transformational. That’s right, it’s the Fourth Industrial … Continue reading
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Tagged Davos, disruptive innovation, hyperbole, industrial revolution, Klaus Schwab, language, Steve Jobs, World Economic Forum
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Musings of a young Londoner 