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What Comes Next? is 50 episodes old! Yes, 50! And we're celebrating with a real doozy of an interview. We're speaking to Richard Hoptroff, whose self-titled startup is providing 'digital time for the virtual world' through a truly unique offering: Traceable Time as a Service.
During a broad and frankly eye-opening conversion, physicist-by-training Richard discusses his long career working in chronology - in which he's done everything from predicting the future with neural networks to dating the ancient past - and explains the growing importance of trackable, synchronised time to our ever-accelerating civilisation.
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During a broad and frankly eye-opening conversion, physicist-by-training Richard discusses his long career working in chronology - in which he's done everything from predicting the future with neural networks to dating the ancient past - and explains the growing importance of trackable, synchronised time to our ever-accelerating civilisation.
SHOW NOTES
bit.ly/3EwSS6e
FIND US ONLINE
All previous episodes: granttree.co.uk/what-comes-next/
Twitter: @wcnpod
Instagram: @wcnpod
GET IN TOUCH
Questions? Comments? Fiery opinions? We’d love to hear them! Drop us an email at wcn@granttree.co.uk.
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