In this conclusion to the Age of Madness trilogy, Joe Abercrombie depicts a world in the midst of the Great Change, where the Breakers and Burners have seized power, and the old order is being torn down. The story follows characters like Citizen Brock, Citizeness Savine, King Orso, and Rikke as they navigate the chaos, destruction, and political upheaval. The book explores themes of governance, survival, and the complexities of human behavior during times of revolution and societal collapse. Known for his vivid characterizations, dark humor, and intense action sequences, Abercrombie delivers a morally complex and gripping conclusion to the trilogy.
In this memoir, Robert F. Kennedy provides a detailed and personal account of the Cuban Missile Crisis, highlighting the intense diplomatic and military negotiations between the United States and the Soviet Union. The book describes the daily interactions and decision-making processes within the Kennedy administration, particularly focusing on the roles of President John F. Kennedy and key advisors like Robert S. McNamara. It recounts the crisis from the discovery of Soviet missiles in Cuba to the eventual resolution, where the Soviets agreed to remove the missiles in exchange for a U.S. promise not to invade Cuba and the secret removal of U.S. missiles from Turkey and Italy.
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In this one-of-a-kind conversation, Richard Mulholland (Missing Link, Too Many Robots) shares his story; from being a roadie, to becoming a successful businessman and global presenter. He emphasises the importance of curiosity as a driving force in his career and discusses the evolution of presentation skills in the corporate world.
The conversation delves into the future of communication, the impact of AI on human experience, and the growing divide in technology access across the globe. Rich also reflects on the philosophical implications of these changes and the need for humanity to adapt and evolve in response to technological advancements.
In this conversation, Rich, Rob, and Jonathan take a look at various themes including the importance of historical context in decision-making, the dichotomy of optimism and pessimism in achieving success, and the evolution of strategy in business (Including if strategy is needed at all today). They explore how board games can serve as tools for strategic thinking, the need for a reconceptualisation of strategy in the modern world, and the future of leadership in a rapidly changing environment.
The discussion also touches on the potential of AI in business and the importance of adapting to new technologies.
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