November 16, 2007

The Future is Here

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This may be one of the most amazing and inspiring videos I have EVER seen.

Take 5 minutes to watch it, and I guarantee you will not regret it.

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  1. Comment from mary on November 17th, 2007 :

    That’s pretty fascinating stuff!!

  2. Comment from robert on November 17th, 2007 :

    nice…

    a bit scary, but very entertaining.

    BTW, when is your book, “The Website Traffic Orgasm”, coming out? I’m very interested in it.

    Let me know.

    Thanks!

  3. Comment from Dean Hunt on November 17th, 2007 :

    Robert - The book is finished, but we need to finish a few things in other areas. My estimate would be 6 weeks.

    Thanks for the interest.

    Dean

  4. Comment from aaron on November 18th, 2007 :

    I doubted you… I though I would regret wasting my time watching that…I don’t.. very cool stuff. Shift happens…lol.

  5. Comment from Mark on November 23rd, 2007 :

    One very major historical inaccuracy in the video that needs to be cleared up before we offend anymore Scots, Welsh and Irish. England was not the most powerful country in the World in 1900. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland was, and the contribution of the other home nations to the success of the United Kingdom at this time should never be forgotten. “It’s all very well predicting the future but there’s no need to predict the past.”

  6. Comment from Chris on November 25th, 2007 :

    thanks for the video - I made a mental note not to enrol ina 4 year technical program and keep my eyes open for one that can teach me all that I need to know in 72 hours :)

  7. Comment from Daniel on November 25th, 2007 :

    But what does it mean? It kinda left us hanging…

  8. Comment from mark on March 1st, 2008 :

    fascinating facts! I remember how excited I was having an Amstrad computer (?) in 1984 which allowed me to store addresses in DOS and back them up on a huge cartridge-style disk! how things change, he says, emailing from an iphone ;-)

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