Evolutionary Ideas For Modern Problems - Sam Tatam
October 15, 2022
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as posted by the channelSam Tatam is the Head of Behavioural Science at Ogilvy Growth & Innovation and an author.
When it comes to solving modern problems, it turns out that evolution might have a lot of the answers. Rather than revolutionary ideas, evolutionary ideas and solutions that already exist in the animal kingdom can help us with all manner of challenges.
Expect to learn how the wings of an owl helped fix problems in the bullet train, how the ears of a hare assist wind turbines, why Google Glass failed, how come Airline Tickets are so confusing, why all my rich friends drink sparkling water, how companies can aid customer decision without limiting choice and much more...
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