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In this episode, Luigi and Ravi explore the Apple Campus, an architectural marvel designed by Norman Foster. Opened in 2017, the campus embodies innovation and collaboration, with 175 acres of land and a main building worth $4.17 billion. Powered by 100% renewable energy and featuring the world's largest panels of curved glass, the campus is a symbol of Apple's commitment to sustainability. With 12,000 employees, the campus fosters creativity and idea-sharing through its design. The campus includes a 930m2 fitness center, the Steve Jobs Theatre, and unique offerings like baby clothes and a designated AR area. The Apple Campus synergizes with Pixar Campus, encouraging collaboration and cross-pollination of ideas. From the central cafeteria to the base isolation system, every aspect of the campus reflects Apple's dedication to excellence and employee well-being. Finally, they uncover the visionary design decisions and personal attachment of Steve Jobs to the Apple Campus. Support Design By Us: Follow designbyus on Twitter: https://twitter.com/designbyus_fm Find more content and support us on Patreon: https:/www.patreon.com/designbyus Where to find Luigi and Ravi: Check out: byus.design Follow Luigi on Twitter: https://twitter.com/luigi_dintrono Follow Ravi on Twitter: https://twitter.com/raviisoccupied Referenced: Steve Jobs Presents to the Cupertino Council: https://youtu.be/gtuz5OmOh_M Inside the $5 Billion Apple Headquarters: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzcfZyEhOoI Apple Park Design Article: https://appleinsider.com/inside/apple-park The Genius Design of Apple Park: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbeM8Lf7s5A Apple Campus Items for Sale: https://www.businessinsider.com/apples-cupertino-visitors-center-carries-a-collection-of-unique-items-2019-3?r=US&IR=T#some-incorporate-the-spaceship-with-a-bit-more-subtlety-14 Apple's Base Isolation System: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/04/us/apple-headquarters-earthquake-preparedness.html --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/designbyus/message

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No. 16: A trip to Pixar Mousetalgia's Best Ear Ever #4: A trip to Pixar from June 22, 2014. Kristen reports on an "Incredible" visit to Pixar in Emeryville! But first, we talk about the cost of a day at Disneyland (circa 2014) - do the recent price hikes change people's philosophies about visiting the parks, and if not, why? Team Mousetalgia discusses value vs. time vs. crowds, and we draw interesting conclusions. Next, a listener reviews the live action film "Mr. Toad's Wild Ride," Jeff announces a haunting new project, and then Kristen visits the Pixar Studios for an amazing day at the annual Cartoon Art Museum benefit. Highlights include a trip to the Pixar employee store, Pixar animator Jeff Pidgeon's drawing seminar, a Monsters U art display, lunch in the Luxo Cafe - and the highlight of the day, a panel discussing the Incredibles in honor of its tenth anniversary in the Steve Jobs Theatre, with a presentation by director Brad Bird and head of story Mark Andrews, among a stable of other Pixar animators that worked on the Academy Award-winning film. Contact us at comments@mousetalgia.com.

Ludovico Einaudi Live - The Full Live Session All uploads on this channel are for promotional purposes only! The music has been converted before uploading to prevent ripping and to protect the artist(s) and label(s). If you don't want your content here (that goes for audio or images) please contact me immediately via email: unpluggedtube@outlook.it and I WILL REMOVE THE EPISODE OR ARTWORK IMMEDIATELY! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Letter 4:20 Fly 10:07 Four Dimensions 17:41 A Sense of Symmetry 21:39 Elements 27:25 Cold Wind 36:09 Low Mist 44:18 L'Origine Nascosta 48:33 Experience 53:44 Elegy for the Arctic 58:56 Nuvole Bianche 1:05:19 The Path of the Fossils Re-shared by Team UNPLUGGED.

Atención el Evento de Apple 14 de Septiembre iPhone 13 y Apple Watch Serie 7. Apple anunció que llevará a cabo un evento especial el martes 14 de septiembre a las 10:00 a.m. El evento tendrá lugar en el Steve Jobs Theatre en el campus de Apple Park en Cupertino, California.Esperamos que Apple anuncie nuevos modelos de iPhone 13, Apple Watch Series 7 y posiblemente AirPods 3.Los nuevos modelos de MacBook Pro y los nuevos iPads también están en el horizonte, pero se espera que Apple celebre varios eventos de otoño este año, por lo que no es probable que veamos que todo saldrá a la luz en septiembre.Los modelos de ‌iPhone 13‌ de Apple serán similares a los modelos de iPhone 12 con pocos cambios de diseño. Apple planea lanzar un iPhone 13 mini de 5.4 pulgadas, un iPhone 13 de 6.1 pulgadas, un iPhone 13 Pro de 6.1 pulgadas y un iPhone 13 Pro Max de 6.7 pulgadas.El diseño general será el mismo, pero esperamos una muesca más pequeña. También habrá algunas mejoras en las cámaras, con Apple llevando la estabilización de imagen óptica con cambio de sensor a toda la línea del iPhone 13, presentando una mejor cámara Ultra Wide para los modelos Pro y mejorando las cámaras del iPhone 13 Pro para ser incorporada con el Pro Max.Se acerca un chip A15 más rápido, junto con una tecnología 5G más rápida, y quizás el mayor cambio podría ser la pantalla ProMotion de 120Hz que se espera para los modelos Pro.También ha habido rumores de una pantalla siempre encendida, por lo que esa es una posibilidad, al igual que baterías más grandes y más espacio de almacenamiento máximo.En cuanto al Apple Watch Series 7, esperamos ver el primer rediseño que hemos visto en años. El nuevo Apple Watch podría tener un diseño de bordes planos que se adapte mejor a los modelos de ‌iPhone‌, y podría ser más delgado con más espacio de pantalla disponible.Una nueva técnica de laminación acercará la pantalla a la cubierta frontal, y se espera que los tamaños de carcasa aumenten a 41 mm y 45 mm, en comparación con 40 mm y 44 mm.Se espera un chip S7 más rápido y podría haber una batería más grande, pero este año no habrá nuevos sensores de salud.► ¡No olvides de suscribirte!https://youtube.com/berlingonzalez► Únete al Grupo Telegramhttps://bit.ly/330mYOA► PodcastApple Podcast: http://apple.co/2CtwnidSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2lJKPzyAmazon Music: https://amzn.to/3dHBosPGoogle Podcast: https://bit.ly/3eqNnKzCastBox: https://bit.ly/33jyB4e► Redes SocialesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TendenciasTechTwitter: https://twitter.com/tendenciastechInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/tendenciastechMixer: https://mixer.com/TendenciasTechTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/tendenciastech► Donacioneshttps://www.paypal.me/tendenciastechhttps://www.patreon.com/tendenciastech► Contacto (English - Español)tendenciastech@outlook.com#BerlinGonzalez #iPhone13 #AppleWatchSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/tendenciastech. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

All uploads on this channel are for promotional purposes only! The music has been converted before uploading to prevent ripping and to protect the artist(s) and label(s). If you don't want your content here (that goes for audio or images) please contact me immediately via email: unpluggedtube@outlook.it and I WILL REMOVE THE EPISODE OR ARTWORK IMMEDIATELY! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   The new collection from ground-breaking composer and pianist Ludovico Einaudi, ‘Einaudi Undiscovered' is out now. A selection of rarities, hidden gems and unreleased tracks handpicked by Einaudi himself from his 25-year career. “Every time I listen to my albums, I realise that each contains one or more highlights that have captured the attention of the listener more than others have. Sometimes, beyond my intentions, some pieces become all-time favourites, while the rest live in the shadows. I have selected songs from different albums and film scores that have been kept more hidden than others, hoping to reveal some of the pieces that I consider as an important part of my repertoire. For me it was nice to look back, brush up my memories, being surprised and somehow rediscover myself, and compose a new necklace made of stones of my past” - Ludovico Einaudi Music by Ludovico Einaudi performing Live from The Steve Jobs Theater, California / 2019. (C) 2019 Ludovico Einaudi, under exclusive licence to Universal Music Operations Limited. A Decca Records Release Team UNPLUGGED.

¡Hola Geeks! Apple ha anunciado Spring Loaded el primer evento de la compañía de este año para el 20 de abril, y será completamente virtual. En este evento, es probable que Apple anuncie nuevos modelos de iPad Pro, AirTags y con suerte algún producto mas. El evento se transmitirá en vivo desde Apple Park a partir de las 10 am PDT a las 19:00 hora española. La noticia de este evento se reveló por primera vez a través de Siri esta mañana. Después de celebrar tres eventos especiales en tres meses el otoño pasado en septiembre, octubre y noviembre, el evento de abril marcará el primer evento de Apple de 2021. Se llevará a cabo una vez más de forma remota debido a la pandemia de COVID-19. Esto continúa la tendencia de Apple de eventos de primavera. En 2019, Apple celebró un evento en Steve Jobs Theatre para presentar nuevas iniciativas de servicios como Apple Card, Apple Arcade y Apple TV +. El año pasado, Apple no celebró un evento en marzo debido a la pandemia, pero sí anunció un nuevo iPad Pro, Magic Keyboard y MacBook Air a través de comunicados de prensa en marzo, seguido del iPhone SE de segunda generación a través de un comunicado de prensa en abril. El evento de abril de Apple se transmitirá en vivo a través del sitio web de Apple , en la aplicación Apple TV y en YouTube. Tendremos más detalles sobre este proceso, incluidas las instrucciones sobre cómo mirar, cuando llegue el día del evento. Hay múltiples posibilidades sobre lo que Apple podría tener reservado para su evento de abril de este año. En particular, esperamos que Apple actualice la línea iPad Pro , llevando la tecnología de pantalla mini-LED al modelo de 12,9 pulgadas y nuevos procesadores a ambos modelos. Además del nuevo iPad Pro, también se rumorea que Apple está trabajando en nuevos AirPods, incluidos AirPods 3 y AirPods Pro 2. También se rumorea una actualización de Apple TV, pero no está claro si pasará el corte para el evento de abril. Apple también se encuentra en medio de la transición de la línea Mac a los procesadores Apple Silicon. Si bien los nuevos modelos MacBook Pro de 14 y 16 pulgadas no se esperan hasta la segunda mitad del año, existe la posibilidad de que se presente un nuevo iMac durante el evento de abril. Apple descontinuó recientemente el iMac Pro, mientras que varios modelos de iMac de 21.5 pulgadas también están actualmente en espera o no están disponibles por completo. Finalmente, el evento de abril podría representar el esperado debut de los AirTags de Apple. Estos rastreadores de artículos se han rumoreado durante dos años en este momento, y se cree que actualmente están programados para esta primavera. ¿Qué es lo que más espera ver en el evento de abril de Apple? ¡Háznoslo saber en los comentarios!

We unpack the Apple launch event announcements including the iPhone 11, Apple Watch, iPad and Apple TV+, we’ll check out the best smartphones under $700, HTC has unveiled its Vive Cosmos VR, Hisense has entered the air conditioning market in Australia and we’ll wrap things up with the Tech Guide Help Desk.

Stephen and Trevor are in the USA as guests of Apple for the September Apple Event at Steve Jobs Theatre, the day after the event the blokes are invited inside Apple Park for a one off recording in the Apple Podcast Studio to talk all things Apple Arcade, Apple TV+, 7th Generation iPad, Apple Watch Series 5 and of course the all new 2019 iPhones, the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max.

Stephen and Trevor are in the USA as guests of Apple for the September Apple Event at Steve Jobs Theatre, the day after the event the blokes are invited inside Apple Park for a one off recording in the Apple Podcast Studio to talk all things Apple Arcade, Apple TV+, 7th Generation iPad, Apple Watch Series 5 and of course the all new 2019 iPhones, the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max.

En este vídeo hablamos de todo lo que esperamos del iPhone 11 de cara a la Keynote 2019 de Septiembre que harán en el Apple Park de Cupertino. ¿Presentarán en el Steve Jobs Theatre otros modelos y productos además del iPhone?

En este vídeo hablamos de todo lo que esperamos del iPhone 11 de cara a la Keynote 2019 de Septiembre que harán en el Apple Park de Cupertino. ¿Presentarán en el Steve Jobs Theatre otros modelos y productos además del iPhone?

Podobnie jak większość z Was (możemy się jednak mylić), czekaliśmy niecierpliwie przebierając nóżkami, strzygąc uszami i wywracając oczy na marcowy Apple Special Event. Ekscytacja była tym większa, że samo Apple podsyciło atmosferę prezentując w poprzedzającym tygodniu aktualizacje swoich produktów. W trakcie oglądania przekazu wideo ze Steve Jobs Theatre mieliśmy skrajne odczucia, więc postanowiliśmy na gorąco, zaraz po obejrzeniu przedyskutować, wymienić wrażenia i podzielić się nimi ze słuchaczami kompotu. Tym razem jednak zaprosiliśmy do nagrania naszego przyjaciela – Kubę Barana (@smartkidpl). Odsyłacze do witryn zaprezentowanych przez Apple (przed konferencją i w trakcie) produktów i usług: Nowe komputery iMac Nowy iPad mini 5G Nowy iPad Air Nowe słuchawki AirPods Apple News / Apple News+ Apple Card Apple Arcade Apple TV app Apple TV+ Nasz podkast znajdziecie w iTunes (link), możecie też dodać do swojego ulubionego czytnika RSS (link), wysłuchać w serwisach: Spotify (link), Google Podcasts (link), TuneIn (link), Overcast (link), Castbox (link), PlayerFM (link), Pocket Casts (link), myTuner (link) lub przesłuchać bezpośrednio w przeglądarce (link). Zapraszamy do kontaktu na Twitterze: Remek Rychlewski @RZoG. Marek Telecki @mantis30. Natomiast całe przedsięwzięcie firmuje konto @ApplejuicePl. Jesteśmy również dostępni dla Was pod adresem e-mail kompot[at]applejuice.pl

Apple acaba de anunciar oficialmente un próximo evento para el próximo 25 de marzo en el Steve Jobs Theatre en Cupertino, en la sede de la compañía. Analizamos qué nos ofrecerá ese evento y, sobre todo, si habrá o no nuevo hardware además de servicios. Descubre nuestras ofertas para oyentes: "Concurrencia en iOS con Swift" en Udemy por $20,99/20,99€. "Swift de lado servidor con Vapor" en Udemy por $69,99/69,99€. "Desarrollo Seguro en iOS con Swift" en Udemy por $124,99/124,99€. "Aprendiendo Swift 5.2" en Udemy por $74,99/74,99€. Apple Coding Academy Suscríbete a Apple Coding en nuestro Patreon. Canal de Telegram de Swift. Acceso al canal. --------------- Consigue las camisetas oficiales de Apple Coding con los logos de Swift y Apple Coding. Logo Apple Coding (negra, logo blanco) Logo Swift (negra, logo blanco) Logo Swift (blanco, logo color original Swift) Logo Apple Coding (blanco, logo negro) --------------- Sigue nuestro canal en Youtube en: Canal de Youtube de Apple Coding Tema musical: "For the Win" de "Two Steps from Hell", compuesto por Thomas Bergensen. Usado con permisos de fair use. Escúchalo en Apple Music o Spotify.

Poche ore fa si è svolta allo Steve Jobs Theatre in California la presentazione dei nuovi cellulari Apple: l'iPhone XS, l'iPhone XS MAX, e l'iPhone XR. In questa puntata commento il Public Speaking di Tim Cook e degli altri relatori saliti sul palco per parlare in pubblico.**************************************Se vuoi sapere chi sono, qui trovi la mia bio completa:► http://www.parlarealmicrofono.it/patrickfaccioloSe ti appassionano i temi del Public Speaking, puoi iscriverti alla mia newsletter settimanale: ► http://www.parlarealmicrofono.it/newsletterSe vuoi ricevere gratuitamente tutti i giorni una mia nota vocale sui temi della comunicazione, ti aspetto sul mio canale Telegram:► https://t.me/PublicSpeakingProfessionaleSe vuoi vedere i miei video, li trovi sul mio canale YouTube:► https://www.youtube.com/user/ParlarealmicrofonoSe vuoi ascoltare la mia web radio tematica in cui parlo di comunicazione assieme a tanti ospiti, puoi seguire Radio Linguaggio, in onda 24h/24:► http://www.parlarealmicrofono.it/radioPer finire, ma non per ultimo, puoi richiedere gratuitamente l’iscrizione al gruppo Facebook “Public Speaking Professionale”, dove ci confrontiamo tutti i giorni sui temi del Public Speaking e della comunicazione:► https://www.facebook.com/groups/PublicSpeakingProfessionalePuoi anche contattarmi direttamente via email all’indirizzo patrick@parlarealmicrofono.it

Poche ore fa si è svolta allo Steve Jobs Theatre in California la presentazione dei nuovi cellulari Apple: l'iPhone XS, l'iPhone XS MAX, e l'iPhone XR. In questa puntata commento il Public Speaking di Tim Cook e degli altri relatori saliti sul palco per parlare in pubblico.**************************************Se vuoi sapere chi sono, qui trovi la mia bio completa:► http://www.parlarealmicrofono.it/patrickfaccioloSe ti appassionano i temi del Public Speaking, puoi iscriverti alla mia newsletter settimanale: ► http://www.parlarealmicrofono.it/newsletterSe vuoi ricevere gratuitamente tutti i giorni una mia nota vocale sui temi della comunicazione, ti aspetto sul mio canale Telegram:► https://t.me/PublicSpeakingProfessionaleSe vuoi vedere i miei video, li trovi sul mio canale YouTube:► https://www.youtube.com/user/ParlarealmicrofonoSe vuoi ascoltare la mia web radio tematica in cui parlo di comunicazione assieme a tanti ospiti, puoi seguire Radio Linguaggio, in onda 24h/24:► http://www.parlarealmicrofono.it/radioPer finire, ma non per ultimo, puoi richiedere gratuitamente l’iscrizione al gruppo Facebook “Public Speaking Professionale”, dove ci confrontiamo tutti i giorni sui temi del Public Speaking e della comunicazione:► https://www.facebook.com/groups/PublicSpeakingProfessionalePuoi anche contattarmi direttamente via email all’indirizzo patrick@parlarealmicrofono.it

Yesterday Apple hosted a specal event at Steve Jobs Theatre in Cupertino. At this exciting event we saw the announcemnet of 3 new iPhone and a new Apple Watch. Here are some highlight features and releace dates of the new iPhones.

Brain and Angelo take a look at Apple's latest iteration of the Apple Watch and the iPhone X, discussing the September 2018 special event at the Steve Jobs Theatre in Apple Park.

“Of every thousand dollars spent in so-called charity today, it is probable that $950 is unwisely spent, so spent indeed as to produce the very evils which it proposes to mitigate or cure.” In this episode of Made You Think, Neil and Nat discuss The Gospel of Wealth by Andrew Carnegie. An essay written later in Carnegie’s life on his philosophy on using money, wealth (and the power that comes with it) well. While still very relevant today it goes against the idea that successful business people are bad people. It’s a model for how wealthy people should use their money for the good of the community. "The man who dies thus rich dies disgraced." We cover a wide range of topics, including: Billionaires through the ages Monopolies and antitrust laws Ways of disposing of wealth (including our Patreon page) Tangents on life expectancy, intergalactic travel and cyborg pets! Carnegie’s legacy of libraries, music halls and universities Using wealth to enrich the lives of others How to help others and effective altruism And so much more! Please enjoy, and be sure to grab a copy of The Gospel of Wealth by Andrew Carnegie You can also listen on Google Play Music, SoundCloud, YouTube, or in any other podcasting app by searching “Made You Think.” If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out our episode on The Psychology of Human Misjudgements by Charlie Munger to uncover your mental biases and Skin In The Game by Nassim Taleb for more on responsibility and reciprocity. Be sure to join our mailing list to find out about what books are coming up, giveaways we’re running, special events, and more. Links from the Episode Mentioned in the show Carnegie’s Wealth [01:50] Richest People in History [01:58] Monopoly & Antitrust laws [02:55] Microsoft [03:24] Google [03:33] The Giving Pledge [04:58] Robber barons [06:08] GM [06:28] Amazon [06:45] Medicare [07:08] Income Tax [07:13] Hunter-Gatherer Tribes [07:41] Feudal Societies [07:49] Invention of the Telegram [08:05] History of the Railroad [08:08] Stratification [08:18] Mæcenas [08:44] Ghana [09:21] Garden of Eden [09:29] Socialist Societies [10:01] Subsistence Farming [10:19] Internet Explorer [11:33] Bing [11:35] Safari [11:38] Yahoo [11:39] Google Ventures [12:16] Alphabet Inc [12:22] Google AdWords [12:33] Justice Department [12:42] Carnegie Steel [13:00] AT&T [13:05] Market cap [14:20] Dell [14:25] Microsoft Windows [14:28] Microsoft Office [14:30] Skype for Business [14:32] Windows Phones [14:47] Microsoft Hardware [14:49] Facebook [14:54] Apple [15:16] iPhone [15:36] iMac G3 [16:55] Instagram [17:25] WhatsApp [17:26] Facebook Messenger [17:28] Growth Machine [19:13] WordPress [19:27] AmazonBasics [20:23] FBA [20:38] Costco [21:03] Bud Light [21:21] Super Bowl Ads [21:43] Kirkland Products [21:48] Absolut [22:00] Anheuser-Busch [22:35] Strand bookstore [24:19] Forest fire analogy [24:39] Economics [25:11] Mythology [25:19] Psychology [25:33] MadeYouThink Podcast Patreon [25:36] Bitcoin [28:35] Monarchy [30:29] Denial of Death [30:39] Darwinism [31:35] Evolution [31:37] Creationism [32:30] Dictatorship [34:27] Democracies [34:32] Russian Roulette [35:16] Athenian Democracy [35:28] Gmail [35:33] Hotmail [35:37] Social Security [35:37] Skin in the Game [35:55] Ponzi Scheme [37:09] Baby Boomers [37:14] Life Expectancy [37:28] Genetic Engineering [38:22] Stem Cells [39:24] Telomeres [39:26] Mars [40:06] Carnegie Library [41:49] Carnegie Mellon University [41:52] Carnegie's Daughter [43:30] Facebook Aquila Drone [46:01] SpaceX Satellites [46:03] Amazonian tribes [46:29] MIT Courses [46:36] Stanford’s Courses [46:38] DuoLingo [47:04] Reddit [47:26] Pornhub [47:36] Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation [49:16] Gates Centre [50:01] Steve Jobs Theatre [50:21] Effective Altruism [50:31] GiveDirectly [50:45] Kiva [51:51] Heifer International [52:24] Toms Shoes [53:23] Medium [56:34] Marshmallow Test [57:13] Power Posing [57:14] Stanford Prison Experiment [57:15] Smiling To Make You Happier [57:17] Inattentional Blindness [57:25] Relativity [59:34] Flat Earth Theory [59:51] Flat Earth Subreddit [01:00:05] Climate Change [01:00:37] Twitter [01:01:17] Ice Wall Theory [01:01:49] Strong man Argument [01:02:22] Sphinx [01:02:26] Aquatic Apes [01:02:41] Polynesian Islands [01:03:36] Intergalactic Travel [01:03:52] Milky Way [01:04:04] Hawaii [01:04:38] Jupiter Moons [01:06:03] Give a Man a Fish Quote [01:08:33] Compound Effect [01:09:05] Almsgiving [01:09:21] Cannibalism [01:10:28] Gun Control [01:12:01] (podcast episode) Books mentioned The Gospel of Wealth by Andrew Carnegie Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand [00:34] Skin in the Game by Nassim Taleb [04:38] (Nat’s notes) (Neil’s notes) (Book Episode) Andrew Cargegie - A Biography by David Nassau [05:11] The Jungle by Upton Sinclair [25:33] (Nat’s notes) (book episode) Denial of Death by Ernest Becker [30:39] (Nat’s notes) (book episode) The Fat Tail by Ian Bremmer [35:14] Godel, Escher, Bach by Douglas Hofstadter [43:07] (Nat’s notes) (book episode) The Beginning of Infinity by David Deutsch [59:07] (book episode) People mentioned Andrew Carnegie Rockefeller [01:58] J. P Morgan [01:59] Jeff Bezos [02:08] Mellon family [02:34] Vanderbilt family [02:38] Henry Frick [02:40] Paul Allen [3:25] Google Founders [03:33] Warren Buffett [04:56] Elon Musk [27:01] (Elon Musk episode) Socrates [27:15] Ron Paul [36:20] Bill Gates [49:10] Nassim Taleb [51:30] (Skin in the Game Episode) (Antifragile Episode) Charlie Munger [55:41] (The Psychology of Human Misjudgments Episode) Amy Cuddy [59:27] Kanye West [01:11:51] (The College Dropout Episode) Senator Stanford [01:13:03] Show Topics 00:14 – This episode has been planned since April, however other books and travel got in the way. So we pushed it on so we could record a good episode for us. Carnegie’s still here and relevant whenever we do the episode. 00:46 – Background on the book, written as an essay later in life. Covers his philosophy of wealth, based on his experience of getting more money and power as he got older. 01:25 – Historical context for the book, how the era it was written in was one of the first periods where it was possible to amass such wealth as an individual business man. 01:36 – Excess of money as a new problem to be solved. Posing the question - How do we use it well? 01:50 – Converting Carnegie’s wealth in today’s dollars and how far beyond current wealth it still is today. Comparing wealthy figures from the past like Rockefeller, Mellon, J.P Morgan and Vanderbilt with the likes of Jeff Bezos today. 02:55 – Monopoly laws, levels of wealth and disparity between the business owner and the second layer of workers within the company.  Microsoft, Google and their worth. 03:52 – Relevance of the advice Carnegie gives today. Going against the idea of super successful business people as inherently bad people. He says that people should be able to gain heights of success and then they can do good things with their wealth. 04:21 – Carnegie’s model of distributing wealth for good acts. He also followed these rules using his own money. This essay was a call to arms to voluntarily use wealth wisely. 04:56 – Warren Buffett and The Giving Pledge. Carnegie wanted to convince others but also rehabilitate his own image following strikes by his workers. Carnegie’s biography contained context to this essay. He originally saw himself as a self-made man however he realized that during the strikes at his own companies that he had lost his connection with the poor. 05:48 – He described the issues with amassing wealth as ‘the problem of his age’. First national corporations, the catalysts of the railroad creating a transformational era. 07:00 – Lack of social safety nets during Carnegie’s era which created freedom to build runaway success. Levels of wealth, tribal equality through poverty. 08:20 – He poses the question - is inequality a bad thing? Or are we all better off today? Irregularity of income is better than universal squalor. Garden of Eden concept. "The good old times, were not good old times. Neither master nor servant was as well situated then as today." 10:49 – Acceptable levels of inequality. Monopolies in technology today, Google, Yahoo, AT&T and the dismantling of corporations. Antitrust lawsuits impacting on the innovation of Microsoft. Apple, iPhones and the ‘non-corporate’ design of their devices. Breaking up Google and Facebook in smaller companies. 17:34 – Competition in business and the improvements it brings. Lowering prices caused by competition. Amazon as hyper-efficient. Removing bloat from traditional businesses. Costco and their own brand product range passing cost benefits on to the consumer. 24:04 – Revival of independent bookstores, clearing the playing field for those that can deliver true value. Competition forest-fire analogy. Podcast themes and common topics. 25:36 – Join our Patreon to get book notes, bonus audio, upcoming book info. 26:19 – Ways of administering wealth when it’s in the hands of the few. Three modes - Inheritance, Government or use it yourself. Bad impact on society when generational wealth is handed down or wasted when given to government. 31:30 – Darwinism, Evolution. Financial competence of government officials. Dictatorships vs democracies. 35:46 – Tangent. Opting out of social security, skin in the game problem. Young vs Old and who benefits most. Biological limiters for aging, extension of life expectancy. Intergalactic space travel and cyborg Pepper. 40:52 – Lump sums of money making the most difference. Small monetary gains don’t change the individual but collectively that could benefit the community. Libraries and universities as great uses for wealth. Books as a way of speaking to great people throughout history. 43:30 – Carnegie family and descendants. Priorities in wealth building. Unostentatious living followed by surplus revenues given to the community. By building wealth you are better placed to distribute it wisely. 45:29 – Modern community benefits, Internet access as equivalent to libraries. University education as accessible knowledge. Language learning simplified by technology. Impact on exposing tribes to technology. 49:10 – Bill Gates, philanthropy as a legacy. Effective altruism. Charity organizations and the second order effects of disrupting economies. 56:13 – Book on second-order effect follies. Medium blog posts, psychological fallacies. Gorilla tests and inattentional blindness. 59:51 – Flat earth theory, getting angry on the Internet. Climate change denial, ice wall theory. Strongman arguments. 01:02:26 – Sphinx, aquatic ape theory, Polynesian Islands and travel within our galaxy. Communication and sustaining life in space. 01:07:53 – Carnegie suggested that the goal of being wealthy should be to enrich the lives of others. Helping those that help themselves first. Compound effect of aiding those who are motivated to improve. Dangers of charity. "Neither the individual nor the race is improved by almsgiving those worthy of assistance except in rare cases seldom require assistance." 01:09:56 – How to help those that won’t help themselves? Tune in next week! Nat the cannibal. Kanye West episode, positive role models in society. 01:12:27 – Dying rich means dying disgraced. Wealth is like a trust fund that should be used for the betterment of society. 01:14:01 – So if you enjoyed this episode, definitely check us out on Patreon. It's a good way to use your wealth. It gets you access to discussions for these episodes, the book notes, show notes, what is coming up and any bonus material we record before or after the episode. Leave us a review on iTunes that just helps more people find the show. Tweet us, we love hearing from you guys. I'm @NatEliason and I'm @TheRealNeilS. Send book recommendations, what you think about the show, feedback. 01:17:31 – You can always also go to MadeYouThinkPodcast.com/support. We've got some show supporting sponsors there that'll give you discounts that give us a little kick back at no cost to you. We will see you all next week where we will continue some of the themes that we discussed today. Join Patreon if you want to know what that is ahead of time so you can read the book before then. Cheers everyone. See you next time. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://madeyouthinkpodcast.com

Today was Apple's annual shareholder meeting, held at the Steve Jobs Theatre on the Apple Park campus. As a result, today's podcast covers just one topic -- the shareholder meeting, the agenda of the meeting, and comments made by shareholders and the Apple executives during the meeting.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tangible-tech/support

Recorded 17th September 2017 This week Cassini made its final manoeuvre and crashed into Saturn ending its 13 year scientific mission, some muppets set off a bomb in the Parson's Green Tube Station injuring 29 people (some of them children) but thankfully there were no fatalities and Apple held a small gathering at their new Steve Jobs Theatre to announce some new shiny toys. Mark is off in Budapest enjoying a relaxing break from it all. So in his absence I am joined by Sherman Gossett (Commander Shroom) from Utah, Ruth (@CutieMelon321) and, at incredibly short notice, Guy Searle (@MacParrot) from the My Mac Show. We, of course, give our reactions to the Apple Event, and some other stuff – because, well, what else would we be doing on a podcast? I am especially pleased to welcome Sherman to this episode because he is most definitely NOT an Apple fanboy – but he has a wealth of experience in the world of IT and we look forward to getting an “outsider's” view on the Apple announcements. And I am really sorry that in all the confusion, with Wire dropping people out all over the place, that I forgot to thank our Patreon subscribers... so “THANK YOU Patreon people, you really are lovely people!”** On this week's show: APPLE Apple TV 4K Apple Watch – to LTE or not? The iPhones 8 and X Face ID and that “fail”, Hairforce One himself talks about it to John Gruber – The Talk Show Qi charging and Apple adopting an existing standard 7 iOS settings to change right away – CNET TECHNOLOGY Bluetooth problem could let hackers take control of Apple, Samsung and Google devices – The Telegraph AND BlueBorne Highlights the Risk of Airborne Security Attacks – DZone Security This explains some more about BlueBorne - and I now realise there is more to it than just the obvious Andriod/iOS/Windows/Mac/Linux angle... Google.com was created 20 years ago — here's what it looked like when it first launched – My San Antonio Although Google didn't launch it's actual website/search engine until September 27, 1998 Electric Cars May Rule the World's Roads by 2040 – National Geographic Nemo's Hardware Store (47:17) Bezalel Latitude Qi Charging Case for iPhones 6, 6 Plus, 6S, 6S Plus, 7 and 7 Plus – from $49.90 USD on Amazon I could only find the 6/6S version on Amazon.co.uk (http://amazon.co.uk/) for £29.99 GBP Bezalel Omnia 12 Qi Car Charger – $59.90 USD on Amazon Doesn't seem to be available in the UK Amazon store. Worth a Chirp Grumpy Old Geeks – a look at “what went wrong on the internet this week and who is to blame” (and a lot more stuff too) The Cyberwire – a daily podcast on the threats out there in cyberspace – interesting if a little scary sometimes. Social Media and Slack You can follow us on: EssentialApple.com / Pinecast / Twitter / Facebook / Google Plus / Slack – ask us for an invite any way you can get hold of us. You can always help us out with a few pennies by using our Amazon Affiliate Link so we get a tiny kickback on anything you buy after using it. If you really like the show that much and would like to make a regular donation then please consider joining our Patreon And a HUGE thank you to the patrons who already do. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

We go through the products unveiled at last week’s Apple event including the iPhone X, the iPhone 8, the Apple Watch Series 3 and the Apple TV 4K, we’ll talk about the new Bose SoundLink Micro speaker, the Oppo phone for FC Barcelona fans, the Commonwealth Bank finally offering Android Pay – but not Apple Pay and we finish off with the Tech Guide Help Desk.

A day after Apple’s event, the boys come up for air long enough to talk about the most recent firmware leak, the dedication of Steve Jobs Theatre, the iPhone 8 — of course — the iPhone X.

Stephen and Trevor are in San Jose having just attended the Apple event at Steve Jobs Theatre, Apple Park.  Tune in for all the news and views on the new iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone X as well as the updates to the Apple Watch and Apple TV

Stephen and Trevor are in San Jose having just attended the Apple event at Steve Jobs Theatre, Apple Park.  Tune in for all the news and views on the new iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone X as well as the updates to the Apple Watch and Apple TV

A day after Apple’s event, the boys come up for air long enough to talk about the most recent firmware leak, the dedication of Steve Jobs Theatre, the iPhone 8 — of course — the iPhone X.

SPECIAL REPORT! Apple held its big event on Tuesday and we just couldn't wait until Monday for you to hear about it, so we rounded up all the big announcements, hidden details, surprise features, and a bunch of price changes and other stuff they didn't tell you about in the keynote in a tight 40 minutes. Everything you need to know, straight from the Steve Jobs Theatre, and yet Episode 27 will be waiting for you on Monday like usual anyway! Suit up, cadets, Mike and Chas are on double duty this week!

At its first ever event at the Steve Jobs Theatre, Apple unveiled an Apple Watch with LTE connectivity, a 4K Apple TV, and three new iPhones. One of those iPhones is a radical departure in some key respects from anything we've seen before.Jonathan and Heidi Mosen, David Woodbridge and Allison Hartley got together the moment the curtain came down in Cupertino to offer their instant reactions to the event, and provide analysis from a blindness perspective.We can also report that “iOS 11 Without the Eye” will be released by Mosen Consulting this weekend, just ahead of iOS 11's debut on 19 September.

At its first ever event at the Steve Jobs Theatre, Apple unveiled an Apple Watch with LTE connectivity, a 4K Apple TV, and three new iPhones. One of those iPhones is a radical departure in some key respects from anything we’ve seen before.   Jonathan and Heidi Mosen, David Woodbridge and Allison Hartley got together the moment the curtain came down in Cupertino to offer their instant reactions to the event, and provide analysis from a blindness perspective.   We can also report that “iOS 11 Without the Eye” will be released by Mosen Consulting this weekend, just ahead of iOS 11’s debut on 19 September.

Following the launch of the brand new iPhone X, we speak to Dirhams & Dollars co-host Scott Shuey, who is at the Steve Jobs Theatre in Cupertino, California, reporting on all happenings at the Apple event. We answer all your questions, and breakdown what we saw at the event, which included three new phones, an upgraded version of Apple TV, and a brand new Apple Watch. Scott talks about the atmosphere at the event, what was said about the products’ roll out in the UAE, and what surprised him about the launch of Apple’s most highly anticipated phone in many years, the iPhone X.

What we expect to see at Apple’s iPhone event this week, Beats by Dr Dre Studio3 Wireless noise cancelling headphones, Seagate releases DJI Fly Drive for drone pilots, we check out the Navdy Head Up Display for your car, the Zus Smart Tyre Safety Monitor and we run our eye over the Samsung Galaxy Note8 and finish off with the Tech Guide Help Desk.

Every week YourTechReport's Marc Aflalo joins AMI-Audio's Live from Studio 5 to preview the week in #tech. This week we preview Apple's historic media event at Steve Jobs Theatre during which the company will be announcing the iPhone 8, iPhone X, 4K Apple TV, Apple Watch Series 3 and a lot more. Take a listen.

C.J. habla con Pedro horas antes de que se marche para Cupertino, California, a cubrir la Keynote de Septiembre desde el Steve Jobs Theatre.

C.J. habla con Pedro horas antes de que se marche para Cupertino, California, a cubrir la Keynote de Septiembre desde el Steve Jobs Theatre.

Saludos a tod@s!! Ya tenemos fecha confirmada de Keynote (12/9) en el Steve Jobs Theatre, y las ya últimas betas de iOS11. La dev beta 10 huele definitivamente a Golden Master... aunque no lo sea todavía. Os dejo enlace del último vídeo donde se puede ver gente pululando ya por el teatro del evento en la nueva sede de cupertino. El famoso Steve Jobs Theatre. MUCHA curiosidad de como será el edificio en cuestión. https://youtu.be/GSGPjE3fhKA Que disfrutéis del contenido y hacerme saber cualquier cosa a través de mis métodos de contacto habituales. (Los tenéis mas abajo Os dejo también el Link de mi página de Patreon para las donaciones que queráis hacer: https://www.patreon.com/user?ty=h&u=3424146 También quería dejaros el link de mi blog en WordPress. No olvidéis pasaros por aquí de vez en cuando para conocer noticias e informaciones relevantes sobre el Podcast y el mundo que tratamos en él: https://errordehardware.wordpress.com/ Link de "ERROR DE" en Anchor: https://anchor.fm/errorde Y os dejo con los métodos de contacto habituales: Twitter: @jkvpin @ErrorDeHardware Email: errordehardware@gmail.com josebakv@gmail.com Un saludo y hasta el próximo podcast!!

Saludos a tod@s!!Ya tenemos fecha confirmada de Keynote (12/9) en el Steve Jobs Theatre, y las ya últimas betas de iOS11. La dev beta 10 huele definitivamente a Golden Master... aunque no lo sea todavía. Os dejo enlace del último vídeo donde se puede ver gente pululando ya por el teatro del evento en la nueva sede de cupertino. El famoso Steve Jobs Theatre. MUCHA curiosidad de como será el edificio en cuestión.https://youtu.be/GSGPjE3fhKAQue disfrutéis del contenido y hacerme saber cualquier cosa a través de mis métodos de contacto habituales. (Los tenéis mas abajoOs dejo también el Link de mi página de Patreon para las donaciones que queráis hacer:https://www.patreon.com/user?ty=h&u=3424146También quería dejaros el link de mi blog en WordPress. No olvidéis pasaros por aquí de vez en cuando para conocer noticias e informaciones relevantes sobre el Podcast y el mundo que tratamos en él:https://errordehardware.wordpress.com/Link de "ERROR DE" en Anchor:https://anchor.fm/errordeY os dejo con los métodos de contacto habituales:Twitter: @jkvpin@ErrorDeHardwareEmail: errordehardware@gmail.comjosebakv@gmail.comUn saludo y hasta el próximo podcast!!

Saludos a tod@s!! Ya tenemos fecha confirmada de Keynote (12/9) en el Steve Jobs Theatre, y las ya últimas betas de iOS11. La dev beta 10 huele definitivamente a Golden Master... aunque no lo sea todavía. Os dejo enlace del último vídeo donde se puede ver gente pululando ya por el teatro del evento en la nueva sede de cupertino. El famoso Steve Jobs Theatre. MUCHA curiosidad de como será el edificio en cuestión. https://youtu.be/GSGPjE3fhKA Que disfrutéis del contenido y hacerme saber cualquier cosa a través de mis métodos de contacto habituales. (Los tenéis mas abajo Os dejo también el Link de mi página de Patreon para las donaciones que queráis hacer: https://www.patreon.com/user?ty=h&u=3424146 También quería dejaros el link de mi blog en WordPress. No olvidéis pasaros por aquí de vez en cuando para conocer noticias e informaciones relevantes sobre el Podcast y el mundo que tratamos en él: https://errordehardware.wordpress.com/ Link de "ERROR DE" en Anchor: https://anchor.fm/errorde Y os dejo con los métodos de contacto habituales: Twitter: @jkvpin @ErrorDeHardware Email: errordehardware@gmail.com josebakv@gmail.com Un saludo y hasta el próximo podcast!!

Saludos a tod@s!! Ya tenemos fecha confirmada de Keynote (12/9) en el Steve Jobs Theatre, y las ya últimas betas de iOS11. La dev beta 10 huele definitivamente a Golden Master... aunque no lo sea todavía. Os dejo enlace del último vídeo donde se puede ver gente pululando ya por el teatro del evento en la nueva sede de cupertino. El famoso Steve Jobs Theatre. MUCHA curiosidad de como será el edificio en cuestión. https://youtu.be/GSGPjE3fhKA Que disfrutéis del contenido y hacerme saber cualquier cosa a través de mis métodos de contacto habituales. (Los tenéis mas abajo Os dejo también el Link de mi página de Patreon para las donaciones que queráis hacer: https://www.patreon.com/user?ty=h&u=3424146 También quería dejaros el link de mi blog en WordPress. No olvidéis pasaros por aquí de vez en cuando para conocer noticias e informaciones relevantes sobre el Podcast y el mundo que tratamos en él: https://errordehardware.wordpress.com/ Link de "ERROR DE" en Anchor: https://anchor.fm/errorde Y os dejo con los métodos de contacto habituales: Twitter: @jkvpin @ErrorDeHardware Email: errordehardware@gmail.com josebakv@gmail.com Un saludo y hasta el próximo podcast!!

Yahoo faces lawsuits over data breaches, the upcoming Apple event, and the biggest mistakes in tech history. Yahoo was ordered by federal courts to face charges related to their massive data breaches from 2013 and 2014, potentially setting precedence in the tech community for cyber security and litigation moving forward. Apple’s September 12 event will be help in the Steve Jobs Theatre at Apple Park, where we expect to hear announcements of a new iPhone, updates to Siri and HomePod, iOS 11, and the ARKit toolkit release. And finally, we share some of the biggest tech mistakes in history including Kodak decision to dismiss the digital camera concept, Bill Gates bailing out Apple, and RealNetworks turning down the iPod.

Apple has sent invites for their September iPhone event to members of the press. The event is to be held on 10am, Tuesday September 12 PDT. For our listeners in Australia, this equates to 3am Wednesday 13th September Australian Eastern Standard Time. The event will be the first held at Apple’s new campus, in the Steve Jobs Theatre. Gestures are set to change the way we interact with our iPhones, according to a report from Bloomberg. With the rumoured absence of a home button, the report states that a user will unlock the phone by swiping up a thin bar from the bottom of the screen.  Apple may release a “Galaxy Note 8” sized iPhone with 6.4” OLED display next year, if a new report from South Korea’s ETNews is to believed. The phone would be even larger than the Galaxy Note 8, but with almost no bezels, the physical size of the device would be similar to the current iPhone 7 Plus. Apple is pushing for $20 4K movies in iTunes, whilst film studios are pushing for $25 - $30. In the lead up to the rumoured 4K APPle TV announcement, Apple are said to be scrambling to strike deals with movie studios regarding the pricing of 4K movies. Apple wants to continue charging $19.99 for 4K movies, which is the same price currently charged for HD films. Gadget of the Week: Sphero's R2D2 and BB-9

Kristen reports on an "Incredible" visit to Pixar in Emeryville! But first, we talk about the cost of a day at Disneyland - do the recent price hikes change people's philosophies about visiting the parks, and if not, why? Team Mousetalgia discusses value vs. time vs. crowds, and we draw interesting conclusions. Next, a listener reviews the live action film "Mr. Toad's Wild Ride," Jeff announces a haunting new project, and then Kristen visits the Pixar Studios for an amazing day at the annual Cartoon Art Museum benefit. Highlights include a trip to the Pixar employee store, Pixar animator Jeff Pidgeon's drawing seminar, a Monsters U art display, lunch in the Luxo Cafe - and the highlight of the day, a panel discussing the Incredibles in honor of its tenth anniversary in the Steve Jobs Theatre, with a presentation by director Brad Bird and head of story Mark Andrews, among a stable of other Pixar animators that worked on the Academy Award-winning film.