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It was time for a new revolution, which they pledged to bring about, and what's so amazing about these guys is, not only did they have these grandiose undergraduate dreams, but they actually carried them out, even beyond their wildest dreams.
They did not foresee at least one consequence of their revolution.
This is the unintended consequence of the revolution that started with our four friends.
What about the electronic revolution?
Fast forward through the '90s, we had the dotcom revolution and a temporary rise in productivity growth.
And if the movement is strong enough, that's, in the best sense of the word, a revolution.
And I think that that digital revolution now is coming to the point where, as the virtual world, which brings so many people together here, finally connects with the physical world, there is the reality that that has become humanized, so that digital world has all the friendliness, all the immediacy, the orientation of the analog world.
That really is an industrial revolution.
With the revolution around 1980 of P.C.'s, the spreadsheet programs were tuned for office workers, not to replace office workers, but it respected office workers as being capable of being programmers.
The green revolution never reached Africa.
And now we've got the digital revolution.
And in Kenya, it's a very different reality, and one thing that remains despite the leaps in progress and the digital revolution is the electricity problem.
The BRCK is our part to keep Africans connected, and to help them drive the global digital revolution.
We're at the beginning of a revolution, I hope, in the way we build, because this is the first new way to build a skyscraper in probably 100 years or more.
Each of these songs represents a scene, a movement, in some cases, a sonic revolution that completely altered the course of popular music.
Globalization and the technology revolution, the twin economic transformations which are changing our lives and transforming the global economy, are also powering the rise of the super-rich.
It's easiest to see how the technology revolution and globalization are creating this sort of superstar effect in highly visible fields, like sports and entertainment.
But while it's pretty easy to see how globalization and the technology revolution are creating this global plutocracy, what's a lot harder is figuring out what to think about it.
And that's because, in contrast with crony capitalism, so much of what globalization and the technology revolution have done is highly positive.
And in contrast with the industrial revolution, the titans of our new economy aren't creating that many new jobs.
In fact, in terms of the five senses, Chris's clock is a revolution.
Little did I know that I would be part of a technological revolution that would make that dream come true.
Little did I know, lying curled up in my prim baby humidicrib in 1948 that I'd been born at the right place and the right time, that I was in a country where I could participate in the technological revolution.
Over the past three decades, we have lived through a quiet revolution.
We see organizations like Dow Chemical leading the revolution away from trans fat and saturated fat with innovative new products.
Now, did all of this end with the Islamic revolution in 1979?
This is a tragic example of arrested development, or a budding green revolution stopped in its tracks.
They say, "You know, the state, it's necessary to fix these little market failures when you have public goods or different types of negative externalities like pollution, but you know what, what is the next big revolution going to be after the Internet?
If we can actually have a broader theory of value creation and allow us to actually admit what the state has been doing and reap something back, it might just be that in the next round, and I hope that we all hope that the next big revolution will in fact be green, that that period of growth will not only be smart, innovation-led, not only green, but also more inclusive, so that the public schools in places like Silicon Valley can actually also benefit from that growth, because they have not.
And I hope this enticed your imagination, because I can promise to you this is not a matter of whether this revolution will occur, but when.
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