Without appropriate human iteration and intervention, we risk creating a knowledge ecosystem that is highly transactional and built on potentially fragile foundations.

When you think of time in countable units, everything suddenly seems finite and few. It makes you also think about how much of your daily life can easily be consumed by simply doing stuff that you don’t like to do, or doing things that disagree with your core values.

Instead of just sacking the lift attendants, we have gone all out to proclaim that the world no longer needs a whole bunch of people sitting in the corners of lifts to operate them.

Given the complexities and unpredictability of traffic on the roads, driverless taxis in China are actually quite impressive.

Despite what we think we know about valuation and how stocks behave, the real world often does not follow the same logic. Markets tend to be irrational and what takes place are mostly driven by the actions and responses of humans.