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jeffrey E. Aug 20, 2016 12:58 PM
To
James TaggNowak, Martin

fun, thanks for stopping by. Does the two person game change if one player believes a third party is watching? No real observer?

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James Tagg Aug 22, 2016 4:17 PM
  1. Do I have a past or future relationship with the observer?

  2. Will they gain information about my behaviour so they can do better in the future against me.

  3. Should I hide some skills or moves and keep them for a future encounter?

  4. Will they judge or score me for some other aspect of my life. This game is no longer private.

  5. Do I trust the observer is NOT giving the other side information? Can I assume all my info is secret from the other side?

Things we discussed that were interesting:

  1. How do you help people be less confused with the world?

  2. Do people need an APP (service) to help them make decisions. Perhaps an app that senses their gut instinct and tells them what it is. Might use Julia Mossbridge's work.

  3. Do people want an App (messaging with video) that tells them about the other person, trust, honesty, openness etc.

  4. Can you use such an app to understand comms problems between people. When they get puzzled, confused etc.

  5. Do people want to be helped and advised by 'higher powers' in their decision making, Deepak Chopra et. al.

  6. You thought research institutes were unsuccessful. What would you replace them with? What's the better model in the future? (In the tech world we generally do hackathons.)

  7. I'm negotiating leaving Truphone and trying to take some technology with me. What's the best negotiating strategy? In particular, I want to try to take the messaging piece with me and give it a new life with AI at its core.

  8. And of course a bunch of other stuff...

Things we could have discussed.

J
jeffrey E. Aug 22, 2016 11:16 PM
To
James Tagg

how to negotiate, you need some leverage and not just skilled begging

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