Strong claim: little value is added through technology development alone.
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Strong claim: little value is added through technology development alone.
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An intriguing model: explicitly rather than implicitly funding a de-risking process.
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Role of the government in driving research. Mason Peck (@spacecraftlab) talks about the downside of this shift in our podcast: http://ideamachinespodcast.com/website/mason-peck …pic.twitter.com/7DD7bHPEM1
A fact of startups most people have overlooked. It may also not be entirely true given all the services targeted at startups like @stripe Atlas.
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Promised monopoly profits: another interesting way government could drive innovation.
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Good example of how technology can get around assumed resource constraints.
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Good example of two moderately useful technologies combining to create something much greater than the sum of its parts.pic.twitter.com/xSNnlqIimA
Prizes: another underused government innovation mechanism.pic.twitter.com/akDJn6wbjL
Another uncomfortable argument that "business model and channel matter more than tech."pic.twitter.com/YfOGVF5N9G
If you got this far, you should read the book. It really makes you think.
interesting, what's this from?
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