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Disruption of Education. He talked about how for centuries education had “no technological core” (meaning it was bound by physical locations) and thus disruption was very difficult. Today’s higher education is responding by making more courses online and available to people outside of physical boundaries. .
It’s not always the obvious sources of education that shape you the most. That india isn’t just a headline about call centers, computing programming and offshoring. Don’t get me wrong – I loved economics. But poly sci taught me critical thinking and writing skills that I didn’t get in my econ classes. Fight monoculture.
I was trying to figure out how to access the public, provide information, and educate them about addiction. I asked him if he wouldn't mind sitting down with me, and he helped me develop the business model, and suggested that I work with some offshore developers on automating the system.
We were a little early in that market, doing outsourcing, offshore, and managed crowdsourcing. We are completely transparent on what we are doing, we try to educate them on what is really going on behind the scenes, and because of that they really love us.
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