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I've been in government myself and have seen how difficult it is even to implement the best ideas.
Like Udide, the spider artist, African science fiction's blood runs deep and it's old, and it's ready to come forth, and when it does, imagine the new technologies, ideas and sociopolitical changes it'll inspire.
That means there's literally thousands of new ideas.
Some of the ideas are really dreadful and some of them are great.
The school is closed; they're coming back at midnight because they want to pitch their video game ideas.
I'm sitting at the front of the class, and they're actually pitching their ideas.
Play doesn't just grow our armies stronger or spark better ideas.
Because so much of that book was a celebration of the power and creative potential of density, of largely urban density, of connecting people and putting them together in one place, and putting them on sidewalks together and having them share ideas and share physical space together.
We were all trying to think of new ideas.
The problem was, there weren't any better ideas.
All of the other ideas had even bigger flaws.
We played with new ideas.
And by making a mental space where I could try out outrageous ideas and then bring them back into the real world to test them, I could learn.
It took almost two years of throwing away old ideas and building new ones that we understood the data and knew what it meant for the Moon.
They have different ideas, different perspectives, and they can help you.
Well, I don't like the term "benevolent dictator," and I don't think that it's my job or my role in the world of ideas to be the dictator of the future of all human knowledge compiled by the world.
But now I'm going to discuss some new and old ideas about things we don't know yet.
One does a lot of hard work knowing that most of these ideas probably won't end up being true about nature.
So I wondered how one could transfer these ideas to a larger stage and started on a journey to do the same kind of thing to London.
And we do this work knowing that journalism as an institution is struggling, and that it has always had a role to play and will continue to have a role to play in supporting the exchange of ideas and views.
And these lessons have led me to new ideas like: Is the opposite of negative risk-taking also true? Can positive risk-taking escalate with repeated exposures?
They're also vehicles for sowing inspiration and ideas across our societies and across time.
Godwin's book, "The Man in the Moone, or a Discourse of a Voyage Thither," was only published posthumously and anonymously in 1638, likely on account of the number of controversial ideas that it contained, including an endorsement of the Copernican view of the universe that put the Sun at the center of the Solar System, as well as a pre-Newtonian concept of gravity that had the idea that the weight of an object would decrease with increasing distance from Earth.
People still told stories about getting to the Moon, but they relied on the old ideas or, once again, on dreams or on magic.
And when you look before the investments of billionaire tech entrepreneurs and before the Cold War Space Race, and even before the military investments in liquid fuel rocketry, the economic origins of spaceflight are found in stories and in ideas.
And it was through these stories that the narrative of a future for humanity in space began to propagate from mind to mind, eventually creating an intergenerational intellectual community that would iterate on the ideas for spacecraft until such a time as they could finally be built.
Because these stories don't just transmit information or ideas.
We have many ideas how to drastically improve performance, using new materials and new designs to reach a level of performance beyond biological muscle and also beyond traditional rigid electric motors.
The actual paradigm-shift rate, the rate of adopting new ideas, is doubling every decade, according to our models.
Many illuminated manuscripts were copies of religious or classical texts, and the bookmakers incorporated their own ideas and opinions in illustrations.
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