It is 1988 and the astonishing Isaac Azimov explains to Bill Moyers the concept of change
Since the industrial revolution the rate and force of change continues to become orders of magnitude higher.
Every company needs an expert of change—I play this clip to retainer clients.
Astronaut Scott Kelly once smuggled a full gorilla suit aboard the International Space Station. He didn't tell anyone about it. One day, without anyone knowing, he put it on.
Your website says 24 hours, 7 days a week, but that seems only to be the automated thing, just cuts me off at the point the system tries to put me through to an operator.
@eBay_UK Your automated telephone says please call back during business hours to speak to someone, I've tried at 10am and 1pm and got that same message. When are the lines open?
@NessaWS It's a proper shambles isn't it. Struggling with just getting a new home on my online account to be able to pay them. You'd think they'd want that to work hey.
This is *wonderful*. Tony Abbott posts an "off on hols" Insta pic of his boarding pass; an enterprising nerd uses it to hack into the Qantas website, get Abbott's phone and passport numbers, and GO ON AN AMAZING JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY (while doing NO CRIMES) https://t.co/vsnjob9RdG
Hey @XboxSupport, today when I try to download Ninja Gaiden Black on my 360 it says I need to buy it again. Paid for in May, shows in account purchases, installs fine on Xbox One, installed previously on same 360 too.
A mini thread on why I think Personalization is a stupid goal in Advertising ( not Marketing)
1) A lot of ads work on creating a sense of scale. The larger the ads "feel", the more confident a brand seems to be about their future. As Rory Sutherland says, fisherian runaways etc.