| Another Day of Transformative Discussion The second day began with Andre Fuetsch, President of AT&T Labs and AT&T CTO, expounding the revolutionary future of 5G. He showed that the new standard would bring to wireless technology a hundredfold reduction in latency, expanded band-width, and a million-fold rise in communications density for the internet of things. To doubters of the need for this advance, the subsequent panel brought Jules Urbach's description of new technologies of ubiquitous holography and virtual worlds. These tools for a new internet architecture could propel us soon into a world of 6G, which ASOCS of Israel is already pursuing as its prophetic CEO Gilad Garon announced. Nick Tredennick, the legendary chip designer, now chief of Jonetix, cautioned that all these advances in an internet of things would entail a new chip-level security system, not the mere software that most companies are offering in their virtualization programs. A high point for me came next in my on-stage interview with Andy Kessler, former Bell Labs engineer and Velocity Investment fund founder now multi-book author and popular Wall Street Journal columnist. He showed that far from monopolies, all the US high tech leaders, from Apple and Amazon to Google and Facebook, are already harboring the seeds of their decline. For lunch, we got a broad and authoritative depiction of the transformative reach of blockchain from Yorke Rhodes III, the co-founder of blockchain at Microsoft and the head of Azure crypto services. Following Rhodes, Gale Pooley, a new fellow at the Discovery Institute and paragon of time-prices, demonstrated that advances in technology had vastly improved standards of living around the globe and nullified the alleged inflation registered by official consumer price indices and deflators. Calculated broadly by dividing GDP by hours of work, time-prices are the true prices that people pay for their goods and services — the hours and minutes they have to work to earn the money to buy their standard of living. I commented that Pooley's findings counteract all the fears and fantasies of negative interest rates, victimized middle-class workers, and stagnant innovation. Pooley calculates that a nominal rate of zero translates into a true time-priced rate of 3.6, a perfectly normal interest rate. Pooley points out that time-prices reconcile the central cleavage at the conference, between Thiel's belief in a technological slowdown and his time priced demonstration of a technological boom. Thiel is addressing the dimension of Zero to One innovations on the frontiers of creativity — what John Schroeter and I call "Moonshots." Time-prices measure the global advance of what Thiel calls one to "n" progress, as existing inventions are applied around the world. This is a divergence between new vertical inventions and horizontal spread of their applications across the globe. In future prophecies, as the FCC goes after China's 5G telecom star Huawei as if it harbored weapons of mass destruction, I will pursue this debate and its eruption on the final day of COSM. The climax was the sharp and authoritative contribution of Michael Kratsios, the chief technical officer of the US government. Regards,  George Gilder Editor, Gilder's Daily Prophecy URGENT MESSAGE: 99% of traders screw up this crucial piece of investing. If you get it wrong, you can watch your profits evaporate like a puff of smoke in a wind tunnel. That's why tomorrow October 30 at 1 p.m. EST, 10-time real-money trading champion Chuck Hughes is going to reveal the secret he's used since he started trading 25 years ago… back when he was still an Air Force pilot. For the first time ever, Chuck is going to reveal exactly how his $4,600 brokerage account ended up having $460,000 a mere two years later… 10,000% more than he started with. He's also going to reveal how he used this secret to generate more than $3.7 million in the last 5 years. All you have to do is click the button below and you'll be registered for free. We've taken the hassle out of signing up! There's no registration page and no need to enter your email address. By clicking the button above you will receive a free subscription to Chuck Hughes' Chart of the Day and carefully selected products and services that we think might interest you. You can read our privacy policy here, and you can unsubscribe at any time. |
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