Stephen E. Arnold: YouTube (7:54) Search History — Snakes, Snake Oil, and Occasional Lasting Pimples (Tools) of Excellence
With a special focus on Fulcrum, TerraText, and Verity.
Berto Jongman: USA #99 on Global Peace Index YouTube (2:41)
Peace is quantifiable, based on measurable fundamentals. One Of The Most Important Lists I’ve Ever Seen, And The United States Is In 99th Place. Yikes. Gabe Stein, Upworthy These fine folks had the brilliant idea to quantify peace and rank all the countries in the world. Unfortunately, the United States isn’t doing so hot right …
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Kenneth Robinson on Education — Five YouTubes
Four More Short YouTubes Below the Fold
Robert Steele: YouTube Broadcast – Links
ROBERT STEELE: Why Big Data is Stillborn (for Now) + Comments from EIN Technical Council Robert Steele: PhD Proposal — includes new M4IS2/OSE Conference 2014 Robert Steele: Beyond the Open Source Agency – School of Future-Oriented Hybrid Governance, World Brain Institute, PhD in Comprehensive Architecture See Also:
Stephen E. Arnold: (YouTube 6:23) Enterprise Search Jargon (Mumbo Jumbo) Explained
Jargon confuses people interested in enterprise search. I gave a version of this talk at the Boston Search Conference several years ago. The video identifies the principal terms that mean “search.” — Stephen E Arnold, april 2014 See Also: Enterprise search requirements Enterprise Search Costs: Some Observations
Lee Camp: (YouTube 3:28) States Declare War on Homeless
In some places around the US, living in your car is now being criminalized. The war against the poor has hit an all-time low. Read the full article this episode is based on – http://bit.ly/Prwemh
Philip Roscoe: YouTube (21:46) True Cost of Economics – Is Economics a [Very Immature Dangerous] Way of Thinking?
The True Cost of Economics Leading management thinker Philip Roscoe argues that economics is not a science, it’s a way of thinking – one that, over the course of the 20th century, has come to dominate the decision-making of both individuals and governments. Every day we make choices – where to live, what to eat, …
