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Tag Archives: Peter Diamandis
Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, and all the “Giving Pledge” billionaires, should rather do what Peter Thiel does –go investing their cash and/or (liquidated) fortune in futuristic projects. – [VIDEO]
This morning, I wrote that I disaprove Bill Gates and Warren Buffett’s Giving Pledge operation, because I rather favor billionaires investing in young startups lead by visionaries. Well, just after the publication of that post, I stumbled on the “Audacious … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Finance, Inventions & Innovations, Philanthropy, Research
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Peter Diamandis – The best way to predict the future is to create it yourself. – [VIDEO]
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Inventions & Innovations
Tagged innovation, Peter Diamandis, progress
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Risks pay off —sometimes. – [VIDEO]
Peter Diamandis on risks and innovation: Peter Diamandis: ACCEPTING RISK: Finally I’d like to address the issue of risk. In contrast to individuals who speak about reducing exposure to risk, I want to speak in favor of accepting more risk. … Continue reading
Posted in History, Inventions & Innovations
Tagged aviation, Entrepreneurship, innovation, inventions, Peter Diamandis, prizes, risk, risks, space, X PRIZE
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Peter Diamandis’s X Prize Foundation, founded in 1996 to usher in an era of private space flight, has brought a new era of innovation through competition along with it.
“In 1997, the total value of philanthropic prizes with purses of $100,000 or more was roughly $74 million. Today that number is $315 million.“
When you ask for money, you get advice. And when you ask for advice, you might get money.
Posted in Business, Entrepreneurship, Philanthropy
Tagged Business, entrepreneurs, Entrepreneurship, giving, Peter Diamandis, Philanthropy, trust, X-prizes
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Revolutions through Competition.
Do offer prizes, not grants —said Robin Hanson. Innovators@Google: Peter Diamadis Chairman and CEO of the X PRIZE Foundation, Peter Diamandis, speaks about our newly announced Google Lunar X PRIZE, the international competition in which privately funded teams will build … Continue reading
Technology Prizes & Prediction Markets
ABC7 Futures Market: Will the $25 million dollar reward for developing something that will extract greenhouse gases be handed out in the next 5 years? — Virgin Earth Challenge: The Virgin Earth Challenge is a prize of $25m for whoever … Continue reading
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