Slide 43: Contention that Transistors are comparable to cells. This crazy talk is continued throughout the presentation. Slide 44: Contends that Moore's law will continue for the next 300 years. Slide 58: A fantastic butchering of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Slide 61: Unsubstantiated (probably wrong) claim life expectancy is going to linearly increase for the next 300 years. Slide 73: Contention that storage scales…
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#32Tricky but doable.
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#33500 bil operating income, won’t hire graphic designer to create a slideshow.
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#34Slide 43: Contention that Transistors are comparable to cells. This crazy talk is continued throughout the presentation. Slide 44: Contends that Moore's law will continue for the next 300 years. Slide 58: A fantastic butchering of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Slide 61: Unsubstantiated (probably wrong) claim life expectancy is going to linearly increase for the next 300 years. Slide 73: Contention that storage scales…
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#35Slide 43: Contention that Transistors are comparable to cells. This crazy talk is continued throughout the presentation. Slide 44: Contends that Moore's law will continue for the next 300 years. Slide 58: A fantastic butchering of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Slide 61: Unsubstantiated (probably wrong) claim life expectancy is going to linearly increase for the next 300 years. Slide 73: Contention that storage scales…
Slide 63: Telepathic communication (even with your dog)
Even many technical people don't see through this flimflam as long as it's selling a fantasy they want to believe in.
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#37Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm impressed you actually made it that far. I stopped reading when they translated all the cause of death statistics into loneliness.
In Japan loneliness is a big issue. I remember reading how people 70+ commit crimes JUST to go to prison, so they have somebody to care for them. ( https://www.bbc.com/news/stories-47033704 ) People can die from loneliness/depression. They just give up and then their health deteriorates. Yes it's not the loneliness that kills you, it is some organ(s) failing, but the root cause is loneliness/giving up.
That BBC article is, like many things they write about Japan, completely ignorant and click-baity. So you better look up other sources if you want to find reliable information.
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#38Slide 43: Contention that Transistors are comparable to cells. This crazy talk is continued throughout the presentation. Slide 44: Contends that Moore's law will continue for the next 300 years. Slide 58: A fantastic butchering of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Slide 61: Unsubstantiated (probably wrong) claim life expectancy is going to linearly increase for the next 300 years. Slide 73: Contention that storage scales…
This is the company that manages $285,000,000,000 worth of assets.
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#39Slide 43: Contention that Transistors are comparable to cells. This crazy talk is continued throughout the presentation. Slide 44: Contends that Moore's law will continue for the next 300 years. Slide 58: A fantastic butchering of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Slide 61: Unsubstantiated (probably wrong) claim life expectancy is going to linearly increase for the next 300 years. Slide 73: Contention that storage scales…
No, that's just average life expectancy but that is driven down by a large infant mortality. In practice anybody who survived their infancy would pretty much live to 60 and beyond. Complete manipulation of the data, as usual.