FF Insights #602: Automation and the future of work
March 3, 2022: Collaborating with critics; A war foretold; How kids solve problems
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March 3, 2022: Collaborating with critics; A war foretold; How kids solve problems
September 25, 2020: Tony Schwartz & Catherine McCarthy on working long hours; Forecasting fallacy; Telling stories, communicating vision; Rise & fall of Zoom backgrounds
March 4, 2022: The state of nuclear fusion; Putin’s inner circle; Hooked
Predicting behaviour isn’t rocket science, say Robin Dreeke and Cameron Stauth in their book, ‘Sizing People Up’. It is a social science, and requires you to apply the right equation of logic, strategy, scepticism, observational skills, and the ability to accept unwelcome truths
Ramzaan at the Saifee Masjid Complex, in South Mumbai's Bhendi Bazaar: In the heart of chaos, an ode to modernity that embraces the Dawoodi Bohra community's heritage and aspirations
September 26, 2020: Harold Evans on ethical dilemmas, deaths, predicting human behaviour, adventuring in Bihar
September 27, 2020: FF Recommends: 7 lessons from conversations; Remembering Isher Judge Ahluwalia; Why smiling is good
Fires of war are burning in several parts of the world. And the US-China hegemonic rivalry is now real. But even amidst the uncertainty there are clear signals about how geo-economics and geopolitics could shape up. Part 1 in this 3-part series dives into the paradoxes that will shape supply chains and geo-economics
September 28, 2020: EMI moratorium; What is reality; Useless things we learn
Season 2, Episode 1: Master chef Sanjeev Kapoor and his daughter Rachita talk about food, especially home-cooked food, the evolution of the kitchen, and how attitudes around cooking and eating are changing