Let's start with a picture and a story
Les Demoiselle D'Avignon
Picasso introduces primitivism and abandons perpective
First shows the work to his friends in 1908; people were horrfied; doesn't show it again until 1916
Our story continues
Picasso/Cubism (1905) and Einstein/Theory of Relativity(1905/7) ---> Henri Poincare "Science and Hypothesis" (1901)
Creativity: Integrating Art and Science
STEM (REASON) v STEAM (INTUITION)
Worldviews, values and belief systems determine how we see and describe "reality"
Daniel Kahneman: WYSIATI (What you see ius all there is)
"Reality is nothing but an illusion, yet a very persisten one"-- Albert Einstein
How do we see the world?
Can we learn to see the world differently?
Let's do a quick exercise
The FEDEX Moment
Part One: An Introduction to Innovation.
Historical, technological, economic, psychological frameworks and other anthropological investigations.
Part Two: Innovation prior to Disruptive Innovation Theory (1995).
The revolutions, transformations and paradigm shifts spurred by invention and innovation: The Agrarian, Industrial, Technological, Information and Digital Revolutions.
Part Three: Disruptive Innovation Theory 1.0 (1995-2007).
A Harvard Professor’s shocking realization that “less is more” launched a whole new approach to innovation.
Part Four: Disruptive Innovation Theory 2.0:
The future and new frontiers (2007 and beyond.) Introduction to Quantum Innovation
THE MOCK LECTURE
Power of the Narrative: Crisp, Coherent, Engaging
Lets take a look at the history of the internet in 3 minutes
Where do ideas come from?
What is Invention?
What is Innovation?
What is a Technology?
90 second Guide to Disruptive Innovation