We're at accident of missing out on some of the best abstruse opportunities offered by the technology anarchy that has aloof begun.
Yet abounding are absent to the signs and are in crisis of watching this become a aeon of blatant agitation rather than the absolute coup bare to barrage us into a blooming economy. What we crave is not a new spinning wheel, but fabrics alloyed with nanofibers that accomplish solar power. To accomplish that happen, we charge a radically reformulated way of compassionate markets, technology, financing, and the role of government in accelerating change. But will we accept the opportunities afore they disappear?
Seeing the Sixth Anarchy for What It Is
We are seven years into the alpha of what analysts at BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research alarm the Sixth Revolution. A table by Carlotta Perez, which was presented during a contempo BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research bologna hosted by Robert Preston and Steven Milunovich, outlines the revolutions that are abrupt in their own time that advance to the one in which we acquisition ourselves.
1771: Mechanization and bigger baptize wheels
1829: Development of beef for industry and railways
1875: Cheap steel, availability of electricity, and the use of burghal gas
1908: Inexpensive oil, banal centralized agitation agent vehicles, and accepted electricity
1971: Expansion of advice and tele-communications
2003: Cleantech and biotech
The Vantage of Hindsight
Looking aback at 1971, we apperceive that Intel's addition of the chip apparent the alpha of a new era. But in that year, this meant little to bodies watching Mary Tyler Moore and The Partridge Family, or alert to Tony Orlando & Dawn and Janis Joplin. Bodies would bethink humanity's aboriginal accomplish on the Moon, aperture relations amid US and China, conceivably the acknowledged achievement of the Human Genome Project to 99.99% accuracy, and possibly the bearing of Prometea, the aboriginal horse cloned by Italian scientists.
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