The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Google: What Is the Value of Fake News? What Did You Say? I read a story which may be hogwash. (If you have ever cleaned a pig, you can recall the delights of that exercise on a 90 degree day in Poland China territory. Note to thumbtypers. Poland China is another name for a Warren …
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Google and Ethics: Shaken and Stirred Up Despite recent controversies, Vox Recode reports, “Google Says it’s Committed to Ethical AI Research. Its Ethical AI Team Isn’t So Sure.” In fact, it sounds like there is a lot of uncertainty for the department whose immediate leaders have not been replaced since they were ousted and who …
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Are 15 Square Feet Enough? A Question for the Google I flipped through the dead tree edition of the outstanding sun-like Wall Street Journal this morning (June 15, 2021). And what did I find inside the edition which sometimes makes its way to Harrod’s Creek, Kentucky? The answer was a four page ad in the …
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More Content Under Scrutiny: Jail Time for Some? Work Camps for Others? Adulting Is Hard and Tech Companies May Lose Their Children IBM and Its Chip Strategy: More Than a Case Study. Now a Road Map to MBA Think Weakness
Palantir SPACtacular Pipeline Filler An Idea for American Top Dogs? ROBERT STEELE: All of our institutions have failed, particularly banking and information technology — schools, government, non-profits — all corrupt. The ARISE USA tour — five wrapped coaches headed for Mount Rushmore on the 4th of July — is about restoring integrity to every aspect …
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No Internet? No Problem. Well, Maybe a Small Almost Insignificant Hurdle The Internet is an essential tool for modern life, but not everyone in the United States has ready access to broadband services. The US is one of the world’s most developed countries, so how many of its citizens cannot get online? In 2020, the …
Google: Do What We Say, Ignore What We Do, Just Heel! If this Reddit diagram is on the money, we have a great example of how Google management goes about rule making. The post is called “Google Can’t Pass Its Own Page Speed Test.” The post was online on June 5, 2021, but when Beyond …
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