François Chollet on Twitter: "We assume that technological progress created globalization. But in many ways, it is globalization that gave us technological progress. Horse domestication, bronze, iron, gunpowder are all technologies that originated in different places and quickly spread across the Old World."

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1. Curious Developer‏ @nim_118 14 Oct 2019
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  Its chicken and egg.
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1. Laureano Costa‏ @ideasforce 14 Oct 2019
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  Uroboro
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1. Atamisk ‏ @KnicTheFinch 14 Oct 2019
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  It's a feedback loop learned by natural selection so that it can make better creatures more quickly. Natural selection itself has evolved humans have not escaped it.
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1. Voice of the middle‏ @WilliamFitzger1 14 Oct 2019
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  So it’s technology that gave us globalization.
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1. deepLearningAlan‏ @LearnerAlan 14 Oct 2019
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  Globalization can be seen as laboratories of many technological explorations, some of which come from one of the laboratories, some from other laboratories.
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1. jose cruz y celis‏ @josecyc 14 Oct 2019
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  It doesn't seem to be that clear cut, they just tend to feed on each other, and both seem to be independently inevitable.
  
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1. David Cittadini‏ @davidcittadini 20 Oct 2019
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  We have been “globalized” since the beginning of time. Look at the Australian Aboriginal, the Polynesians, the Vikings, the Romans, Genghis Khan etc, etc...we have always been global. The recent part of “globalization” is the new desire by limited number of people to stop it...
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