The Greatest Non-Decision Ever Not Made
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The Greatest Non-Decision Ever Not Made
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Vantage Point - the podcast for critical thinkers.
In 1976 Queen Elizabeth II sent an email over ARPANET. The United States Postal Service - an organization whose entire business was carrying messages - watched the future arrive and did nothing. Then it handed out free AOL discs on its own counters, letting customers walk in to mail a letter and walk out with the tools to stop needing one. Eli traces the most expensive failure of critical thinking in modern business, and closes with the man who built the web and gave it away: Tim Berners-Lee.
In this episode
['Why the US Postal Service missed the email revolution', 'How Queen Elizabeth II became the first head of state to use email', 'The story behind Tim Berners-Lee and the World Wide Web', 'What happened when the post office gave away free email kits', "The financial impact of the postal service's failure to adapt", 'Aphorisms on letting go of who we are to become who we might be']
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