no much advice i can provide from the other side of the ocean but good luck to you and start looking for a job now to have money coming in sooner.
Any litigations will take time and not sure there is money anyway.
I remember reading about Xerox people forecasting the smartphones and tablets. We have a picture of their brainstorming and they used small pages to model a handheld computer.
Science fiction was and still is full of more and more integrated computer with human.
Technology is driven by imagination more often than not.
Also, the visualization let you think that all the leftmost teenagers are the same ones stacking the bad things. That might be true, but I doubt it is. The part around Highschool was especially unclear.
Are they the same teenagers getting all the bad stuff. That would be plausible but not to the extend the visual displays I guess.
In other news, I hate that trend of scrolling to animate to get content.
india has many languages and many state languages are unique to the state...
if i speak my state's language - highly likely i don't speak language of the neighboring state, but OP painted india with one broad brush
As said before about in the post "BIG DATA is just data", a lot of information is worthless after 1 or 2 years and most after 5 years. Long term value data seems to be stored in IT systems' DBs rather successfully.
And I have so far always find important emails (notably because important topics are easily found emails chains and far more often than not in the dedicated meeting report).
Structuring data is cultural so you should rather learn to use the system used by your organization. Only super small teams and solo-founders need to think about how to store data. Most workers should follow their community to let other people find the information.
Folders, drawer, cabinet have been around for 3 centuries at least and imho, we are not gonna reinvent the wheel with this or that way to structure information.
If your organization has a system, by all means use it.
The whole point of Johnny.Decimal is that most organizations have absolutely no system to organize information. It’s tossed into a huge pile.
Even organizations that have systems concern themselves only with organization-wide needs. Individuals still have needs that the organization does not address.
these IA behaviors are crazy. I typed your prompt word for word and it failed. I rerun it for fun and it worked :o
I tried a few runs and it's 50% success.
Does this study will answer the question behind the low-GI food trend, which is (as best as I understand the topic) :
"what are the impact of high, medium, low GI food on our health as non diabetic people" ?
Did they track the cohort meals ?
