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The world by 2030: A new world order, AI, Climate Change: How to Prepare Path To Enlightenment News 1 Views • 12 days ago

This is an edited version of my keynote at Doing Digital in Yerevan Armenia on April 3, 2025, see @DoingDigitalForum and https://doingdigital.am/

NEW: Dubbed in Spanish with @Rask_ai : https://youtu.be/D1YgjE94H2E?si=hgNNORjKXcWvsfvp

Navigating the Future: Four Revolutions Shaping Our World
#techvshuman #futurist #keynotespeaker #publicthinker

🌍 **The Future Is Now—Are You Ready for the Great Reset?**
We're living through a seismic shift in human history—where geopolitics, technology, climate, and purpose-economics are colliding at lightning speed. The world we thought we understood just a decade ago? Gone. From self-driving cars in San Francisco to a continent-wide therapy session called The United States of Europe, it’s clear: massive change is no longer optional—it's the new default, and the time is now. In this gripping keynote, I unpack the four revolutions reshaping everything: Geopolitics, Digital, Climate, and Purpose / Human.

🤖 **AI Power Tools or Pandora’s Box?**
Artificial Intelligence is no longer the future—it’s your coworker, your assistant, maybe even your therapist (ouch). But be careful: when machines become your brain, your bank, and your best friend, who's really in control? I explore the rise of AI agents, demo Google Notebook LM, and feature my fav “nail gun” metaphor that explains why power tools are great—unless you shoot yourself in the foot. Spoiler: jobs aren’t disappearing—they’re *transforming*, and only those who evolve with purpose and emotional intelligence will thrive in this new landscape.

🌱 **Why the Good Future Is Still Up for Grabs**
This isn't just about tech or economics—it’s about the future of humanity. Climate emergency, generational power shifts, and ethical choices about how we use (or abuse) technology define our reality now. The logic of the past won't build the world we need. So the big question is: will you be a victim of the future, or its architect? Join me as we decode the chaos, map out what’s next, and choose a future that’s human, hopeful, and wildly innovative. As Buckminster Fuller once said, “We are to be architects of the future, not its victims.”

00:00 Introduction: Our Accelerating World
00:17 The Human Element: Pain or Love
00:33 Europe's Therapy: Geopolitical Shifts
00:48 The Role of Emotions in Financial Markets
00:55 The Rise of Artificial Intelligence
01:05 Self-Driving Cars: My Personal Waymo Experience
01:55 The Four Simultaneous Revolutions
02:22 The Digital Revolution and Climate Emergency
03:09 The New Economy: #peopleplanetpurposeprosperity
03:31 The Future of Globalization and Multilateralism
05:25 The Shift of Power: East and South
05:44 The United States of Europe #usofe
06:44 Exponential Digital Changes
08:54 The Logic of the Future vs. The Logic of the Past
13:20 The Rise of AI and Its Implications
15:33 AI as a Power Tool: Opportunities and Risks
16:54 Google Notebook: AI in Action #notebooklm
18:37 The Digital Transformation of Jobs
19:09 AI as a Tool, Not a Replacement
19:50 The Rise of AI Agents
21:04 The Future of Work and Human Relevance
21:56 Balancing Technology and Humanity
22:35 The Pyramid of Work and Knowledge
23:25 The Role of AI in Education and Employment
25:26 The Debate on Artificial General Intelligence
29:27 The Need for Human Agency in AI
33:54 The Future is a Choice We Make

Michigan Group Gives Senior Pets A Second Chance 121gamers 4 Views • 3 years ago

(4 May 2017) SCRIPT:
(NATS)
POPPY DOESN'T GET AROUND AS WELL AS SHE USED TO.
SOUNDBITE: Mari Baker, Poppy's Foster Mom (partially covered):
"Poppy is an old gal. She's 15 years old. She has arthritis really bad."
SOUNDBITE: Mari Baker, Poppy's Foster Mom (fully covered):
"Her owner had to go to assisted living and couldn't care for her anymore."
(NATS)
IT'S A PROBLEM THAT AFFECTS AGING PETS AND THEIR OWNERS.
ENTER TYSON'S PLACE ANIMAL RESCUE …
WHICH STEPS IN WHEN OWNERS HAVE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH A TERMINAL ILLNESS OR ARE OTHERWISE UNABLE TO CARE FOR THEIR PETS.
(NATS)
SOUNDBITE: Jill Bannink-Albrecht, Tyson's Place Founder:
"For me, it's like giving a voice to the voiceless. That's the reason I do everything. These animals can't talk and tell you what they want."
JILL BANNINK-ALBRECHT (BAN'-ik AWL'-brekt) FOUNDED THE MICHIGAN NONPROFIT AFTER WORKING AT A SHELTER WITH A 50-PERCENT EUTHANASIA RATE.
SOUNDBITE: Jill Bannink-Albrecht, Tyson's Place Founder (fully covered):
"Tyson was one of the cats there. Three times he came up to be euthanized, because he was too old. He was only 5 years old, but people consider that too old, and I took him home."
(NATS)
IN THE THREE YEARS SINCE OPENING TYSON'S …
BANNINK-ALBRECHT HAS FOUND NEW OWNERS FOR SEVERAL-DOZEN OLDER PETS …
INCLUDING KLAUS.
SOUNDBITE: Kim Dahlke, Gave Klaus to Tyson's (partially covered):
"Because of my mother's declining health, and my father's, they needed to go to an assisted-care living place. And due to her dementia, we knew that we had to find another home for Klaus."
TYSON'S ACKNOWLEDGES THAT SOME ANIMALS ARE MORE CHALLENGING THAN OTHERS TO FIND NEW HOMES FOR …
BUT NOT IMPOSSIBLE.
SOUNDBITE: Jill Bannink-Albrecht, Tyson's Place Founder:
"There's got to be someone out there for everyone."
(NATS)
LIKE 15-YEAR-OLD BOSCO.
ONE OF HIS OWNERS HAD DEMENTIA.
THE OTHER DIED FROM CANCER.
(NATS)
THE RAT TERRIER WAS ALSO PLAGUED WITH HEALTH ISSUES …
INCLUDING A WART ON HIS HEAD, A MOUTHFUL OF BAD TEETH AND A KIDNEY INFECTION.
(NATS)
LUCKILY …
THE GREY MUZZLE ORGANIZATION CAME TO THE RESCUE.
THE NATIONAL GROUP THAT HELPS HOMELESS SENIOR DOGS GAVE A 500-DOLLAR GRANT TO TYSON'S PLACE THAT WAS USED IN PART TO HELP TREAT BOSCO.
SOUNDBITE: Lisa Lunghofer, Grey Muzzle:
"One of the greatest treasures of adopting a senior dog is knowing that you're giving that dog a second chance."
WHICH IS HOW BOSCO ENDED UP WITH JEN WILSON AND HER HUSBAND FRANK.
HIS NEWFOUND HAPPINESS …
IS CONTAGIOUS.
SOUNDBITE: Jen Wilson, Adopted Bosco:
"He's just a wonderful dog. He's brought us a lot of joy."
(NATS)
IF ALL GOES ACCORDING TO PLAN …
(NATS)
POPPY WILL BE THE NEXT OLD DOG …
TO LIVE OUT HIS GOLDEN YEARS WITH A NEW FAMILY.
(NATS)
MIKE HOUSEHOLDER, ASSOCIATED PRESS, FENNVILLE, MICHIGAN.

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Lift: The Power of Service 121gamers 2 Views • 3 years ago

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“What if your neighbor asked you to take 20 minutes one night to help him? Would you do it? Most decent people would. But what if he asked you every night following, with no end in sight? Would you be willing to do it? … When would serving your neighbor feel more like servitude?”

That is the question a group of men had to ask themselves when they united to serve their neighbor Kathy, who suffers from the debilitating effects of multiple sclerosis. For the past seven years they have lifted Kathy into bed at night. In doing so they have lifted her spirit, as well as their own.

Kathy was diagnosed after 16 years of marriage. She assumed her husband would face the challenge with her. He decided he could not and filed for divorce. When her sons grew up, they had to come to her house every night and morning to help her in and out of bed. The work became too much for them to do alone.

A group of 50 men—friends, neighbors, and church members—offered to help. Every night, two of them come to get the bedtime routine rolling. They pull off her slippers, adjust her pillows, charge her wheelchair, and place pills on the nightstand. Then they lift her into bed. At first, the men felt awkward about the procedure and burdened by the responsibility.

“I felt sympathetic to the situation, but I felt like ‘You know, I’ve got other things I need to deal with,’” one explains.

The group discussed how they could help Kathy without having to visit her every night. One of the men said that if the others didn’t want to help, he would do it himself if he had to. That caused a change in attitude among the group. Kathy’s heart has also been touched and changed as a result of the service.

“I have seen an even greater compassion. It’s let me know that I’m not forgotten, that I’m still valued, not only to God, but I have worth to give other people in different ways,” she says.

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