All in Technology
As technology improves, people work increasingly less for “the man” and more for themselves. Likewise, consumers own fewer objects and assets, and rent more.
The value of discovery is not merely its truth; the value is in the costly process we undergo to obtain the truth. What does this tell us about the meaning of life and the future of learning?
In Part I, I shared the most impactful ideas from the first 150 pages or so of Mary Meeker’s 2019 Internet Trends report. In this article, I’ll talk about a few more from the report’s second half. The theme of this section is the perils and privileges that come from access to the internet.
The most interesting insights from Mary Meeker’s iconic Internet Trends Report.
