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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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From: elmatador10/6/2024 7:05:10 AM
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Friday I interviewed my boys' 3rd grader colleagues about Digital Skills.

How are they learning and using Digital Skills. Lots of kids want to be gamers when they grow up. I told the teachers that in the 80s, Americans sold PCs cheaply. In Europe, PCs were very expensive.

Americans could be cheaper than Europe IBM-compatible PCS. Once they upgraded to newer PCs they gave to the kids the old ones for them to play with them in their garages. These kids are Mark Zuckerberg and others.

Our kids are learning Digital Skills by playing games, havng ICT on their curriculum, using apps and they will do things for a market that will exist in the late 2030s!

I added this to the teachers:
Meet Now Luckey Palmer – an avid fan of fantasy, science fiction, Japanese anime cartoons, and video games – has set an equally grandiose goal for the real-life Anduril Industries.

“Anduril will save Western civilization”, his pitch to investors reads, “by saving taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars a year, as we make tens of billions of dollars a year”.

In practice, this means ramping up production of advanced drones and missiles, powered by artificial intelligence (AI), in numbers large enough to face down China and Russia.

telegraph.co.uk

This Mumu in this article knows what he is doing... Kids should be inspired by him.
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