British economic historian Robert Skidelsky posits that human brains were fully formed 10,000 years ago, but progress from bows and arrows to machine guns took millennia. He highlights thousands of years with no technological advancements in his history, emphasizing the slow pace of development over time. Skidelsky’s discussion on the lack of dynamism in technological progress sheds light on the lengthy periods of stagnation in human innovation.
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What AWS has in store for SEA startups to support their innovation
Tiffany Bloomquist, Asia-Pacific and Japan Head of Startups at AWS, discussed the company's commitment to supporting startups through initiatives like Activate Credits, which help startups experiment and disrupt industries. AWS assists startups in their go-to-market strategies and international expansion, offering platforms and tools like the marketplace and partner programs. Activities like the Unicorn Tank competition and collaboration with investors help create awareness in the startup community. Southeast Asian companies are focusing on building culturally aware...
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