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The document discusses who owns the future and how we think about and communicate about the future. It notes that we should not view the future as figuring out who is right, but rather using it as a tool to find common ground since the future is the only thing we all have in common. It also discusses communicating better by fully processing received signals before responding instead of reacting immediately.
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- 3. FA 102B Erin Kiley Research from the Web and Quora Related Question “We can communicate better by simply applying our human intelligence as we receive a signal, take the time to process it thoroughly, and only then emit our own signal.” How can we communicate better?
- 4. FA 102B Erin Kiley Draft Product or Service Description A product that translates languages more accurately • Translation apps translate word-for-word and don’t translate well • More accurate for local slang