It has been that kind of week.
I've been busy on a lot of fronts, and thus neglected my posts here.
Let me make up for it a bit with a double post on two stories that have little to do with one another except they caught my attention.
#1: It's those potato chips that are making you fat. At least now we know what to blame, right?
#2: The founder of Amazon.com is building a clock that he wants to last for 10,000 years. And it it not just a lark by a man with more money than sense. Go to his website to read about the project, which is designed to make us all think long term. Really long term. Here's a quote from the man with the money:
Wow.
I've been busy on a lot of fronts, and thus neglected my posts here.
Let me make up for it a bit with a double post on two stories that have little to do with one another except they caught my attention.
#1: It's those potato chips that are making you fat. At least now we know what to blame, right?
#2: The founder of Amazon.com is building a clock that he wants to last for 10,000 years. And it it not just a lark by a man with more money than sense. Go to his website to read about the project, which is designed to make us all think long term. Really long term. Here's a quote from the man with the money:
“Over the lifetime of this clock, the United States won’t exist. Whole civilizations will rise and fall. New systems of government will be invented. You can’t imagine the world — no one can — that we’re trying to get this clock to pass through.”
Jeff Bezos, AMAZON founder
Wow.
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