Future in the Making

The New World

Since the beginning of time humans have been creating the future and facing challenges. Inventing fire, Agriculture, The first modern solar calendar was invented. The world kept innovating and increasing in population. Now we are in the new generation where we are facing a new adversity created by humans that might be the toughest one to overcome for the general population.

Robots are taking over many jobs that the general population specializes in and large firms and companies support the movement into this technological world. The movement is economically beneficial to them, robots mess up less than humans and don’t require wages. The question is why are humans so special?

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Education

Stephen Sanger the chairman for Wells Fargo believes that U.S jobs are at “high risk” of automation and as many as 38% of U.S jobs can be taken over. The country that everyone always seem to fit into and make a steady living regardless of the education and skill level is in a dark path back into the cold war.

Areas with low education the U.S is more vulnerable than any other nation in the world, for instance the financial and insurance sector has a much higher possibility of being automated than the British ones because the American finance workers are less educated.

The Truth

Although this all sounds overwhelming automation in my opinion will be slowed down and the situation is very “hyped up”. A such thing would never happen due to economic decisions, sometimes having a robot might be more maintenance, and more expensive than a human with a wage.

The government could never allow all companies turn into a monopoly, they could impose high taxation on firms that are automated and make it so they would eventually start giving jobs to people. The government could also start turning this problem into an advantage, where people all still have jobs but with better education and with robots working where people are under qualified for.

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Conclusion

To answer the essential question of why are humans so special? It is because we as humans are always going to be competitive and are always going to adapt and change into different circumstances. It is so simple to think of automation taking over but it is also so simple to think that humans are going to give their jobs up and drop economically. Why would the government protect humans, and compete with the other economies and strive to be in the best shape economically to demonstrate the best living.   Automation is going to be one of the best human creations ever and will help the economy strive like never before.

Presenting Success

“When I go to the press conference before the game, in my mind the game has already started.” – Jose Mourinho

What does the common person think of when they here the word art? They think paintings, movies, sketches, sculptures, photoshop. Most of the time they think of something crafted by someone. Anything that is mastered or worked on by someone is a form of art.

 

Statue of David – Known as a famous piece of art a presentation

 

 

 

 

 

Camine Gallo published an article in Forbes that is titled  “70% Say presentation skills are critical for career success”. In soccer its the same way for most players today, they perform in practice get a salary make a team and when the day comes to present their skills to the world they either make it or just don’t impress as they should. For example the Brazil international team loss against Germany in 2014 they thought they were gonna win, and Brazil biggest loss they had ever had.

Meme of Brazils biggest loss

As Gallo states that the fear of presenting is very real in todays modern day America, for him he uses something to help him keep on track and new so that is it innovative and helps people understand how incisive and clear he wants to be. It’s very relatable to soccer coaches as people believe they are very cocky people they say their players are the best and his team, so all eyes are there and trusts himself and his team to perform and succeed. For example Jose Mourinho has so much trust in himself and the team he builds that he has won a major championship in every league! He doesn’t fail to impress many people. When he knows he’s gonna win he makes it clear before the game and intensifies his image to all that watch.

Jose Mourinho – Most successful manager ever

On a separate video David JP Phillips shares his thoughts on powerpoint and describes it as an art, then asks a question that puzzles me. “Why do power points look the way they look, how can we except the way they look as a form of presenting them for your well being?!” This quote is very similar to ads when it comes to presenting clothing or athletes, they want to present an athlete and get their word across with a slogan they created. For example the risk everything nike commercial where they got the worlds top players of different nationalities and placed them in this commercial in a very simple but interesting way.

Risk everything Nike commercial – Best and most known players from every country. 

“If it isn’t written, Write it yourself” Mr. Phillips says as he had gone through similar problems with boredom in presentations, he read books, searched for seminars, and tried books but then he came across this quote that sparked his intelligence in presenting. As in many of the players I have looked up to is because of the belief in the quote “If it isn’t written, write it yourself” because theirs no better way in presenting success if you don’t leave your comfort zone, or try something unexpected. Lionel Messi signed a contract at age 13 with FC Barcelona a famous club in Spain. He moved from Argentina to Barcelona and became the worlds best player 5 times.

Ronaldinho Gaucho – “King Of Barcelona”

Lionel Messi – Best player in the world 5 times

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The big idea of presenting is making it so its not one of the others. If its not written for you write it yourself and present it yourself, The big idea isn’t so big its simple but shows so much more intelligence in its simplicity.

“Im not a number i’m not the same, I different”

– Jose Mourinho