Strictly Curious Newsletter №25
Good morning and Happy Monday everyone :-))
News
Tesla remotely extends range of vehicles for free in Florida to help owners escape Hurricane Irma. Link
Equifax hackers steal personal details of up to 143 million people…and what you should do about it (Link). Link
Apple will test its customers’ loyalty, buying power and enthusiasm for innovation this week when it unveils the first iPhone to cost as much as $1,000. Link
MIT Technology Review’s 35 Innovators Under 35 2017. The list of these outstanding innovators is a reminder that behind all those innovations are people with dreams, fears, and ambitions. Link
Millennials are rapidly losing interest in democracy. Link
Apple, Amazon join race for James Bond film rights. Link
How science found a way to help coma patients communicate. Link
Shirzad Chamine: Five strategies to challenge negative thoughts. Break out of this self-destructive habit to become more productive in work and life. Link
Blog Posts
What’s the difference between fulfillment and happiness? Link
Playing board games can make you a nicer person with better relationships. Link
Interesting Numbers
10 million square feet of office space is managed by the startup WeWork (with a current valuation of $20 billion), which offers co-working spaces and — increasingly the service of running offices they themselves do not own. Link
Goldman Sachs is now predicting that total paid streaming subscribers will hit 847m by 2030 — a rise of more than 700m compared to the end of 2016. Link
Video: Jim Carey (I needed color)
This is a wonderful portrait of a polymath and creative genius.
Detours
The best and worst countries to live and work In, according to expats. Link
Scents on a plane: Why the aviation industry is waking up to fragrance. Link
Retail Therapy
Bridgewater’s Ray Dalio spreads his gospel of ‘Radical Transparency’. Mr. Dalio has created an unusual and confrontational workplace
at Bridgewater Associates, the world’s largest hedge fund firm. With a new book, he hopes to inject his ideas into the mainstream. Link
Contemplation
“Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning.”
(Albert Einstein)
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Costas