Innovation - by Rohit Krishnan - Strange Loop Canon
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A data based look at how innovations came about through all of human history
Innovation A data based look at how innovations came about through all of human history Rohit Krishnan Sep 18, 2023 70 36 8 Share I, Fax Machine Before the internet, and the telephone, was the fax. Before instantaneous global communication news took days or even weeks to travel from one city to another. Into this world the fax arrived like a meteor, revolutionising the very essence of how we connect. But among its many versions, the printing telegraph stands out, weaving together the magic of electricity with the tangible feel of the printed word. Today, as we tap away on our smartphones, send
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