# John Smart
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john smart (1 May 1741– 1 May 1811), was an English painter of portrait miniatures. He was a contemporary of Richard Cosway, George Engleheart, William Wood and Richard Crosse.
== Biography ==
Smart was born in Norfolk, but not much is known of his early life.
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There are certain characteristics that Jesus looks for in His servants. The parable of the talents shows what God expects us to do with the blessings we've been given. John Smart shares how to invest in God's Kingdom and the importance of doing it well.
The Single Season I Didn't Ask For
Join us this week, as we dive into the world of singleness: the good, the hard, and the downright cliché. You know those lines: “Your time will come,” “Just enjoy this season,” “God’s preparing someone for you.” With special guest, Pastor John Smart, we're unpacking why these well-meaning phrases o…
John Smart - Evolution from Cells to Super-intelligence (Worthy Successor, Episode 21)
This new installment of the Worthy Successor series is an interview with John Smart, Director of the EvoDevo Institute and a longtime futures theorist whose work spans accelerating change, developmental systems, and the long-term trajectory of intelligence.In this episode, we go deep on John’s view…
A Mini-Hoon with David Skilling on productivity
Independent economist David Skilling gave a stark public presentation to Treasury officials and others yesterday that painted a brutal picture of New Zealand’s labour productivity and real wage catastrophe since 2010, pointing out our economy remained stuck in a low-investment rut with weakening tr…
Former Olympic star's son dies after getting caught up in avalanche
The son of former Olympic skiing star John Smart has died after he suffered injuries during an avalanche in Japan.
Kai Smart, 23, was left in a coma due to the avalanche. John Smart said in a Facebook post that Kai was taken to Vancouver, Canada, for emergency treatment earlier this month before he…
The Tension of Time: Season vs. Moments
Do you feel stuck in a season? In the Christian life, we often talk a lot about seasons, long stretches of waiting, growing, or wandering. But what if we’ve been overcomplicating it? What if what we call a season is really just a moment? In this week’s episode, Pastor John Smart joins the conversat…
Balancing Human Intuition and Machine Intelligence, Ep #82
As AI tools continue to develop, prompting equal measures of optimism and apprehension, we explore their profound impact on our lives—from the opportunities it creates to the risks it poses.
Global Futurist and Foresight Consultant John Smart joins us to examine how AI is not just a technological l…
Henry Shevlin – The Life Force Beyond Biology (Worthy Successor, Episode 31)
This new installment of the Worthy Successor series is an interview with Henry Shevlin, philosopher of cognitive science and AI ethicist at the University of Cambridge.In this conversation, Henry argues that many of the qualities we associate with life, intelligence, and moral value may not be conf…
Davidad – Merger, Wisdom, and the Fate of Man (Worthy Successor, Episode 33)
Davidad (David Dalrymple) recently stepped down as a Programme Director at the UK's Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA), where he led work on mathematically verifiable, "safeguarded" AI. Now unaffiliated, he joins the show to make his most direct case yet for what a worthy successor actua…
Richard Beeson on Four Decades of Industrial Data
Richard Beeson wrote one of the two forewords to our IT/OT Handbook. Our book launches on 6 October, so having him on the podcast now felt like the right way to close the loop.
What makes the pairing work is that our two foreword writers came at it from opposite ends. Richard brought the OT-first p…
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