Chris Hoeller NEVER Takes a Day Off

So, this past weekend I actually went out to party for the first time in quite a while. We hit the regular club and after it closed down, we ended up at some shady, after-hours club that stayed open until 8:00am.

They stop serving alcohol at 2:00am, so pretty much everybody there was either already really drunk or most likely on some other substance. I mean, I’m 99% sure that there were drug deals going on all around me.

There I was, at this rave-style club, with people on all sorts of drugs. I’m doing personality tests with my phone, explaining Jungian psychology, cognitive functions, and inter-type relations to complete strangers.

They were totally into it, too. If all schools operated this way, we’d have a society of Einsteins…

How Technology could Cause an Instant Global Awakening

Imagine technology that enabled 2 people’s brains to momentarily sync.

In in instant, both people would immediately not just know every thought and action each other has ever had. They would actually have experienced it (as far as they know).

Now, imagine that same technology scaled large enough to “sync” every single person on the planet, for 60 seconds.

Instant Global Awakening.

For geeks, think of:

• Telepathy (aka Professor X).
• Vulcan Mind Meld.

It’s the same thing, but instead of cool but impossible magic powers (Trust me that would be “Plan A,” but my extensive research of trying to grab the remote control using “The Force,” isn’t looking very promising at the moment.

However, we can invent… and as impossible as this idea sounds, it could be done, with immense R&D, a bottomless pit of money, and a lifetime.

Most (or all) of the people starting the project would never live to see the result, but it would give your life purpose. We’d be building heaven, but never get to go…

What about our kids?

…and theirs?

Randomly thought of that… the same effect is happening with the gradual extinction of privacy, and our ability to instantly communicate.

It’d still be faster, but then you run into:

Is it wrong to force everyone to do something once, if it means putting an end to so much pain? Who gets to make that decision?

Think.
Have Ideas.
Be Wrong.

He was dismissed by an editor who stated the reason was that he lacked imagination and had no sensible ideas.

These days, Disney pools in billions from merchandise, movies and theme parks round the world; however the filmmaker himself had a little rough beginning.

Subsequently, Walt Disney started variety of companies that didn’t last too long and all over was surrounded with bankruptcy and failure.

He eventually found a direction for success that worked…