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The Emperor Has No Clothes, There is No Santa Claus, and Nothing is Rocket Science — Andrew Kortina
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A talk prepared for UC Berkeley’s Build the Future speaker series in Oct 2018.
A talk prepared for UC Berkeley’s Build the Future speaker series in Oct 2018. The Cruel Tutelage of Pai Mei. Thank you all for coming this evening. I want to preface this talk by warning you that it’s quite possible you’ll interpret much of this talk as cynicism. It is not my intention to be cynical. My goal is to treat you with respect by speaking to you honestly, without any grand illusions. I don’t do a ton of these types of events, because I am afraid of producing something like a TED talk – a narrow, one sided picture of a thing, without any consideration for nuance or complexity. Despit
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