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In all institutions from which the cold wind of open criticism is excluded, an innocent corruption begins to grow like a mushroom – for example, in senates and learned societies.
— Friedrich Nietzsche
Philosopher Known for "Beyond Good and Evil" & Critique of Morality
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There are really only three types of people: Those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who say, 'What happened?' Which group would you rather be in?
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Asia region countries are able to shave not just 10% off process-costs versus their western counterparts, but often 60-80%, often bringing great improvements and advantages in the process. This ensures they are more agile and able to sustain competitive advantage through continual innovation.
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Western societies have to heed the strategies of the east where innovation and progress are fundamental parts of their attitudes to business. Japanese carmakers built their sustainability from their constant ability to innovate rather than being cheaper.
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We have been able to continue reactively where the pace of change has not outstripped our ability to react to it, but increasingly this is not the case and the pace of global change is pivotally now balanced with our ability to react, and soon will have a greater momentum than that.
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We therefore see the drone exhibiting through software signs of the moral-affective function of 'guilt' when engaging in each mission.
— Ronald Arkin
Roboticist & Pioneer of Ethical Autonomous Systems and Robot Ethics
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After each strike the drone would be updated with information about the actual destruction caused. If it did more damage than expected, then it could use this information to restrict its choice of weapon in future engagements.
— Ronald Arkin
Roboticist & Pioneer of Ethical Autonomous Systems and Robot Ethics
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My thesis is that appropriately designed military robots will be better able to avoid civilian casualties than existing human war-fighters and might therefore make future wars more ethical.
— Ronald Arkin
Roboticist & Pioneer of Ethical Autonomous Systems and Robot Ethics
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Once social change begins, it cannot be reversed. You cannot un-educate the person who has learned to read. You cannot humiliate the person who feels pride. You cannot oppress the people who are not afraid anymore. We have seen the future, and the future is ours.
— Cesar Chavez
Labor Rights Activist & Farm Workers Union Organizer
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What analysts mean by 'game changing' is, in fact, the level of naturalisation of technology. This is the degree to which a technology becomes an intuitive part of human life.
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It feels great to have the iPad launched into the world... it's going to be a game changer.
— Steve Jobs
Co-Founder of Apple & Pioneer of Personal Computing
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One basis for society is that of helping your neighbour — but in the software world this is piracy. To prevent this, the U.S. is putting in place practices which are like those in the former Soviet Union — computerized guards, propaganda in favour of licensing, rewards for informing on co-workers, and penalties which make distributing software as serious a crime
— Richard Stallman
Founder of Free Software Movement & Creator of GNU Project
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What I believe is the bigger benefit; is that it makes it much more difficult for governments to trick the domestic financial system to favour particular borrowers, to milk savers through variable interest rates and so forth.
— Charles Wyplosz
Leading economist specializing in European monetary integration and financial crises.
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When countries integrate themselves, they provide 'favours' resulting in wider and better opportunities for all and similarly, borrowers can tap the world pool of savings and they are supposed to benefit from that. That is the theory, though empirically, there is little evidence of these effects.
— Charles Wyplosz
Leading economist specializing in European monetary integration and financial crises.
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We can now, more accurately than ever before, view the transactions occurring within our system, identifying the originator(s), beneficiary(ies) and intermediaries along the chain.
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All participants in a society have a responsibility to it's social contract.
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