From time to time, someone releases such a wild prediction that even Nostradamus would feel someone else’s shame. There are the old Apple ads in the 1990s boasting of “economic” technology. Or the famous last words of an engineer who declared that the Titanic was “in good condition and fit for the trip.” Spoiler alert: things didn’t go exactly as planned. The story is filled with this kind of overconfident assertions and beliefs that aged worse …
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From time to time, someone releases such a wild prediction that even Nostradamus would feel someone else’s shame. There are the old Apple ads in the 1990s boasting of “economic” technology. Or the famous last words of an engineer who declared that the Titanic was “in good condition and fit for the trip.” Spoiler alert: things didn’t go exactly as planned. The story is filled with this kind of overconfident assertions and beliefs that aged worse …