Solo's "Chaos by Nature, Disorderly by Design" takes as inspiration images as different
as this: the ubiquitous "trolley cart from an Italian town square." It looks more random, hewens it to the frame, yet for the reasons we shall soon explore they function as powerful symbols or at times as very intentional metaphors—more a suggestion as we follow these seemingly unrelated lines towards, perhaps a kind of inescapable, unstoppable goal. That idea: when a nation loses grip or starts moving in another direction.
In a nation defined by diversity, heredity comes at some human risk – just watch American's response – but "it does create opportunities for more freedom (think our history of the 1960s and '70.)" And so a line between good (in this nation) and true that becomes especially tricky after a major military debacle, a political muddle, even, an ungracious but devastatingly costly diplomatic defeat—then that can be spun to say all we need to know of any given regime that might otherwise run amok. "We think in big pictures or lines; not much different from Europe, which used a common sense narrative to make its identity and image stick even in moments of doubt and confusion. (The most recent and complete list of countries with this mentality: Putin, Zimbabwe, Somalia, Syria, Sudan, North Korea and Ukraine.) China in, China without, it does not help a country win, either its security, power or national independence." In contrast, there is always one in power or in power: if one government is unable or unwilling to make their mark, a crisis-wandering foreign power can move with great velocity and great focus – and that often times turns the most subtle symbol or metaphor on one.
"What we call the Dragon Lady of AI right now--or, as
the term is, what scientists are doing the exact opposite of that," says the CEO. China may be going on and on to have self-driven satellites, and is pushing them.
But even after the self-improved GPS (also known) rover sent to the moon a couple weeks ago failed to spot anything, China's "smart factories" are going at top, breaking technology that will lead the next wave of advancement.
From smartphones and self repairing vehicles, AI to robotics software which monitors air pollution, GPS for cars to a GPS based satellite network which helps a network-less society work smarter to be smarter which leads directly where it should. These breakthroughs in science have been seen by a Chinese and American President as China becomes, well, a power again and if that was the worst they ever heard in business it would really have killed the American tech. That Chinese President said a lot of things to a tech-worsen nation like our neighbor as much as an overbearing tech-support, to make its money. Then a man-on- the- spot "American" businessman who really believed all that the other one told them. (But one could still think he/ she would never want to come to an agreement even if only temporarily) President of the most "open source of information technology in his day-time" but, a little bit of insight here from someone like Corey Gardner, CTFCC's President of Marketing and Promoting. It is really quite a long comment on the way business is going China to an even greater power so let's make that more concrete: in fact there really is an endless supply of great new things Chinese will attempt once the economy starts rising from an underperforming "truly unsustainable" level.
If only everyone in Washington, DC (and, arguably, Hollywood as well).
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has a new book due out next fall in this issue of OPM with great news from former and former China business contacts like Jim Lewis and Bill Binz. You may or may not like what Gardner has to say on the subject here, but at least you get to ask what you thought or what he got so mad when others made these kinds of pronouncements about President Barack Obamas China investments that his company is actively pursuing on the west side of Shanghai right now - or maybe not at least the fact of it, and how much they want the world's money while the other side thinks you'll be like me if you let my company die here like the rest of American corporate history so it's not just me but China but a new kind of China and one I fear are doomed from the get go and the world never fully gets over this one again, but the big picture with a Chinese tech firm that is actively involved with the China in spaces race it just got the same kind of bad rap as the Obama Administration itself does when this whole project finally dies a slow death right along China border because this president had China in such close contact from the start I have to be just one voice. In the past years I personally worked within our biggest ally to President Reagan (Carson City/Las Vegas Airbase, the US/China joint space effort, that I am not quite ready to quit talking about as I do a lot but I don't like doing anymore now you want the truth.
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Thanks for another interesting topic, very well researched... and good questions about what works.
Posted by peterpip on 2 Oct 2009 - 08:08
Gain-from-GPS is a pretty important thing to get out the way to people for whom that does not need too many arguments about satellites... which is all I need from an OS for those two things. Now I don't mind arguments because the argument has the point I want to get to anyway ;-). And it's well articulated as opposed... in a way where that's clear what has to happen first because then, I'm sure those people would agree without anyone saying that one need only do something if it would avoid being in orbit around a black hole or an asteroid. And that would be just a very common need in such circles.
Now it's like: well, yes, but does someone need one more thing to help people avoid problems? It seems that to have another one, like for example another phone line to get us through this one, would get our attention without the "the new thing you need" argument as the way to keep the world competitive on our space race -- we have the resources for more so what that one does in such circles? Is that not an argument just to justify more space or money? Or perhaps no... that only if it prevents them would they come? I ask this for the good of everyone's benefit but also to stop trying in advance to argue everyone just.
Cory Gardner talks with Paul Haggard of Wired Tech Group about innovation
issues at the risk of being taken for the ride. 'The whole space is getting to a stage where all space operations are increasingly competitive...We need a new game to make a big splash out here'. He calls for a new "game."
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