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Jan 14, 2021

RWaaS: A Revolution in Remote Work

When knowledge work became virtualized services

RWaaS: A Revolution in Remote Work

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Aug 9, 2019

Science is eating startups. We need a philosophy built for the challenge.

As problem-solving organizations, our methods and principles should also draw from deeper scientific traditions.

Science is eating startups. We need a philosophy built for the challenge.

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Jun 20, 2020

Trump’s Kryptonite

Trump’s superpower is entirely human and all too common. Recognizing this is the first step to defeating bad explanations.

Trump’s Kryptonite

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Dec 1, 2020

Your Love of Old Music Explains Artificial Creativity

The challenge for AI

Your Love of Old Music Explains Artificial Creativity

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Jul 24, 2020

How Trump’s Brutal Western Ends

Chaos, cancel culture and secret police. The protesters arrive just in time.

How Trump’s Brutal Western Ends

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Jul 8, 2020

Facts Won’t Speak For Themselves

How did facts become such a conversation killer?

Facts Won’t Speak For Themselves

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Jul 3, 2020

Which ‘Science’ Do You Believe?

The pandemic is killing the myth of The Science. But are we ready to embrace an uncertain reality?

Which ‘Science’ Do You Believe?

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Jun 30, 2020

The Pandemic Is Making The Crisis Of Expertise Much Worse

Expertise is not problem solving. The pandemic clarifies the difference with tragic efficiency.

The Pandemic Is Making The Crisis Of Expertise Much Worse

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Jun 29, 2020

A Killing Field of Values

The virus isn’t just attacking our values, it’s highlighting their true nature.

A Killing Field of Values

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Jun 26, 2020

The Conspiracy Paradox: Why Debunking Conspiracies Makes Them Stronger

Conspiracy theories are often treated like weak explanations, easily debunked. This misconception only makes their webs stronger.

The Conspiracy Paradox: Why Debunking Conspiracies Makes Them Stronger

Peter Sweeney

Peter Sweeney

Entrepreneur and inventor | 4 startups, 80+ patents | Writes on the science and philosophy of problem solving. Peter@ExplainableStartup.com | @petersweeney

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