Odd Lots · David Byrne Explains How Forgotten Ideas Come Back to Life
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Identifies that crises (e.g., wars, financial crashes) act as clearing events that make forgotten ideas re-emerge
“We have maybe 20% of the people who work at X aren't on one of the projects… they act as a kind of vector, transplanting interesting ideas and learnings from one team to another.”
“You’re more likely to make your financial dreams happen as a live selling personality than as a social media personality”
“The Treasurer acted really swiftly to provide transitional funding so that the ATO can continue accepting credit card transactions until the end of the financial year.”
“She makes fun of Titanic… It is an act of self-satire… It makes her give out some of her shoes… It is incredibly funny.”
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