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There are a lot of problems when it comes to Silicon Valley, the heart of innovation — research scientists with inadequate design software, companies that aim to solve problems that aren’t really problems, and a culture that promotes these debatably bad ideas.
The list goes on.
Our episode with Riva touches on problems with broader society too: philosophy, what changes the media needs to see, and how to speed up the progression of science and the pursuit of knowledge. Special Guest: Riva Tez.
Get on the email list at problemssighted.substack.com
The list goes on.
Our episode with Riva touches on problems with broader society too: philosophy, what changes the media needs to see, and how to speed up the progression of science and the pursuit of knowledge. Special Guest: Riva Tez.
Get on the email list at problemssighted.substack.com
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