Unlearn the Future – Morris Live at TEDx Melbourne

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Careers and Beyond

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Ever wanted to know what the best career choices are? Here’s a great article, hot off the presses on future career paths and it even has some choice quotes from your favourite business futurist. reprinted from Careers FAQ The A-Z of top jobs for 2014 and beyond 09 Dec 2013 By Marni Williams Where are […]

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Homemade TEDx

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homemade version of last week’s TEDx presentation, it reminds me of the counterfeit movies (not that I have ever seen one) where you can see the tops of the audiences heads, occasionally hear their comments and the vision is not quite right, but I though it was worth posting anyway, until the real thing arrives. […]

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TEDx in Cartoons

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]]> Frequently Asked Questions Q: Why are visual and illustrated formats often more effective than text for communicating complex ideas? Visual formats engage different cognitive processing than text. They activate spatial and pattern recognition systems alongside language processing, creating multiple memory traces for the same idea. Illustrations also force simplification: the cartoonist must identify the […]

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TEDx here I come!!

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I received the most incredible Christmas gift the other month in the form of an invitation to strut my stuff on the TEDx stage in Melbourne on December 3rd and with only 5 sleeps to go I can’t wait to unwrap my present that I’ve titled – Unlearn the Future and don’t worry I haven’t […]

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Robots aint what they used to be, they’re what they’re going to be…

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Robot butlers and maids seems to be the most common expectation we have of our new metallic friends. Robots that are lifelike, technically called androids, may still be some time off, but Robots of all other sizes, shapes and complexities are making their debut into the world of work and play. In this week’s on […]

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