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Discovering Columbus, cont’d
May 21, 2008 in Ideas, Berkman
Flying out now. They have free wifi here. No spash page, no goofy PR. Just an open hot spot. Or a bunch of them. A major high five for that to the CMH folks.
Now is history. Get over it.
May 21, 2008 in Ideas
That’s a headline from a slide I just dropped from the talk I’m giving this morning. But I still like the line, so I’m sticking it here.
The Relating Game
Are markets role playing games? If so, can we change them by making customers more capable? And if the answer to that is yes, what existing RPGs best resemble the game we want markets to …
Happy take-offings
May 20, 2008 in Places, Geology, Art, Life, Photography, Travel
Shot this series of pictures, mostly of islands in Boston Harbor, while ascending to the skies out of Logan on Sunday, en route to San Francisco. The one above …
Discovering Columbus
May 20, 2008 in Places
Dawn breaks outside my window in Columbus, Ohio, where I got in after midnight. It’s now 6:07am. Another minimal sleep night, but better than the night before. We passed through Columbus last September when we drove …
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