Indy Johar
@indy_johar
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Building the Boring Revolution @DarkMatter_Labs | @opensystemslab | @bloxhubdk | @00ecosystem | @RMiT Professor https://t.co/iN3GahNlk3
AMSTERDAM, COPENHAGEN, LONDON,
Joined November 2008
Everyone is a migrant just different time horizons of migration - all originally East African (I believe) with slightly variant journeys to our current place..
1 out of every 30 people in the world is a migrant. People move for a variety of reasons: to seek a better life, to find safety, to reunite with family. No matter where they are from, no matter where they are going, the rights of migrants must be protected.
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RT @pitdesi: China venture ecosystem is F'd VC's are hounding failed founders, pursuing personal assets and adding them to the national de…
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@MPrinParr @ClareDelmar @NHS @DarkMatterLabs @BlueZones I think we are violently agreeing :) I think we need to have that scale of vision to meaningfully drive a new NHS ..
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@MPrinParr @ClareDelmar @NHS @DarkMatterLabs @BlueZones The aspiration or the vision of them is not though?
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RT @StartupArchive_: Vinod Khosla: “70% of investors add negative value to a company” When junior team members at Khosla Ventures ask Vino…
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RT @Boundaryless_: An evidence-backed analysis of the distinction between AI agents, assistants, LAM (Large Action Models), and copilots th…
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RT @gquaggiotto: The problems embedded in ‘digital sovereignty’ and ‘digital self-sovereignty’ don’t come from, perhaps surprisingly, the ‘…
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While I understand the sentiment behind the statement, I believe it’s structurally inappropriate. Measuring contribution solely through financial or economic impact is insufficient. We need a much broader thesis of contribution—one that encompasses security, health, and social well-being in the UK, far beyond purely economic terms. This includes contributions such as charitable efforts, community center support, and other forms of societal value. A multi-dimensional theory of contribution would provide a far more compelling and powerful benchmark.
The average skilled worker immigrant made a net contribution of £16,300 to the UK economy last year, @NatashaC reports. James O'Brien notes that the average Brit contributes £800 a year - 20 times less. 'Some food for thought, for those who are capable of thought', he says.
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RT @gquaggiotto: The Anti-Social Card - once again, algorithmic welfare hurting the most vulnerable
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RT @gquaggiotto: "Flickr is co-creating a 100-year plan to ensure its collection remains accessible and intact for several generations" htt…
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RT @gquaggiotto: "NegotiateAI is an app designed to support policy advisors & negotiators at the UN to elaborate an international legally b…
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RT @gquaggiotto: Why the US Gov't 10x program is pivoting from funding individual projects to portfolios "It enable…
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RT @gquaggiotto: Tacit vs explicit knowledge. "An inquisitive anthropologist discovered that what the technicians did all day with those ma…
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RT @gquaggiotto: [Innovation has a direction] "As of 2023, someone living in Eddington and Castle could expect to live more than 10 years l…
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RT @zeldapoem: Announcing Nautilus: A three-month gap program where you get paid –no strings attached– to dive into your craziest, most amb…
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