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A succinct, non-incendiary boiling down of political fractions: "Regional cultures we think of as 'blue' today have traditions championing the building and maintenance of free communities, today’s 'red' ones on maximizing individual freedom of action." nytimes.com/2018/07/30/opi…

AI is going to have a giant impact on industrial technology sooner than later, but has a long way to go before it gets ironed out regarding social matters... reuters.com/article/us-ama…

As I've renewed my commitment this week to riding MARTA Service every day to work if possible (let's be honest, the end of summer in #ATL had a lot to do with it too), as well as improvements announced from MARTA itself, this was particularly relevant: citylab.com/transportation…

So this is why I've been irritable for the last 6 weeks (well, let's be honest, the last 4 months). It's #Science, y'all. citylab.com/environment/20…

Sure, I lived in #NYC when Manhattan was already "over," so it's hard for me to play the "I remember when..." card. But it's getting worse, and it's sad for everyone. 😥citylab.com/life/2018/10/h… Derek Thompson Bloomberg CityLab

A fun statsticle from The Wall Street Journal Christopher Mims 🤌 about the fourth industrial revolution. Interesting to note that #manufacturing jobs are still rising as productivity has spiked (but steadied). wsj.com/articles/insid…

Congrats #ATL! "The Mobility award went to the North Avenue Smart Corridor project in Georgia (USA)." cities-today.com/singapore-wins… #SCEWC18 #SmartCities #shapingsmartchange

Business idea: a service that convinces the PR companies that blast you with emails unrelated to your beat/publication that you are in fact dead.

I'm late to the party on this one, but Gartner's concept of the "trough of disillusionment" has me dying 😂 Brilliant. (and from the looks of it, seemingly accurate) gartner.com/smarterwithgar…

We were honoured to work with the late Dr. Andrew Tallon when he captured the Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral, and we stand in support of the efforts to rebuild this treasure. #NotreDame #Paris theatlantic.com/technology/arc…

"The success of an innovation often depends as much on the quality of our institutions as it does on the quality of the technology itself." spectrum.ieee.org/tech-history/d…

"They want to get as many players involved in their ecosystem as possible, and to get them interacting according to rules they have shaped." hbr.org/2019/08/ecosys…

Not so freaky fast today, eh Jimmy John’s?🙄#hungry

At the WeWork that houses The Atlantic’s San Francisco bureau, a pink neon sign once hung, reading: “Do what you love.” What you love is working, isn’t it? citylab.com/life/2019/09/w…

“Reminding you that you are inconsequential is what cities do... [they] force you to reckon with being an actual member of society.”

This skill makes you more employable, no matter the role fastcompany.com/90365878/how-t…

Excited about trying the new Impossible Foods "pork" at #CES2020? Well, if the line gets too later long we're right next door Hexagon - just sayin'

Meet our #CES2020 team! It truly takes a village to pull off a great experience at an event. And the Hexagon village is a great one! Stop by CP 15 at CES to meet them, see the magic they worked and hear how Hexagon is empowering an #autonomous future!

I relate to this so hard