Abundance: The Future is Better Than You Think

People tend to focus on defects in the ability to provide goods and services. Regarding coverage of income disparity, hundreds of millions of people do not receive adequate medical services, and people who have made many hungry every day more attractive to humans than any other type of story. Combining this with population growth, the end of global warming, and the recent economic downturn seems to solve many of the current and future problems out of reach in today's world.

My life has changed since I read the book "Rich: The future is better than you think" my life. This book depicts a convincing case and is optimistic about the future. Through technology we believe that we have the opportunity to create richness for everyone. After reading this book, I think that I must be an engineer to help build this future.

Rich: The future is superior to what Steven Kotler and Peter Diamandis think - I like SF, black mirrors of loss of vision, and thinking about the future will be much awful, terrible confusion Let's see. This book is a balance between my optimistic and promising anecdotes about how technology makes safer, more healthy, more productive today and the same in the world of tomorrow It is helpful to take. I have found some examples really tired. Anyone paying attention to the "Economist" science section or blog will hear 80% of the examples, but the advantage of looking at combinations of these examples is that the shape of the forest starts with trees. I need this book in 2017. http://amzn.to/2CsdKMZ

Rich: The future is better than you think Steven Cotler and Peter Diamantisc: I firmly believe that there is a serious flaw in the understanding of our economic principle. At present, the economic principle ignores the speed of technology advancement, the existence of humanity in the face of richness, rarity, irrationality. In a nutshell, it ignores the expression I think would create abundantly. This book allows me to surpass the theory, to enrich my beliefs and to provide concrete examples for a free, technologically and competitive society.

As the title shows, rich: the future is better than you think and optimistic about the future. Not only because I am an optimist but also because I am optimistic is the power of entrepreneurial spirit, I like reading very much. It will make the future brighter. As a founder of technology startup, I think that I am excited to see so many stories about entrepreneurs who are changing the world. This book was written by Peter Diamandis and journalist Steven Kotler and is described in the voice of Peter. From a bright academic background (MIT and Harvard Medical School), Peter established a number of organizations, including the X Award Foundation and Singular University, and I believe that I have the right to publish discussions.