advice accepted goes to: this-edition A all three
Read it on paper, with a pen
The printed page is still the best technology to learn from; the opening tells the reader how to read the book before the first chapter.
Decided by. Dinis, in Connect the dots backwards; whether to ship a PDF laid out for pen and paper is his open question
Where it comes from
- Connect the dots backwards Read it on paper, with a pen (article)
What it answers in the 2018 book
- Pen and Paper answered written, Technologies
- Books unanswered written, Technologies
Where it goes
Chapter You are lucky to be here, part Before you start (drafting); topic Everyone who can brief an agent is a developer now.
Other ideas proposed for the same chapter: The book opens with wonder, not fear and not technologies, Whoever reads this now is lucky to be here, Ignore the doom: nobody knows what happens next, Seven transformations, lived through: the Spectrum, the BBS, the internet, the mobile phone, the cloud, the apps, AI, Technology can finally work for you, The fear, impostor syndrome and anxiety about AI among young people, The immediate connection between a creator and what they make is the wonder the book opens with, Purpose, and optimism: Sinek for why, Kevin Kelly for what technology wants.
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