Recommended preface to "Dami Economics": Information maniacs will create a new order
At first glance, this is a book for autistic people. Well, it seems boring? But if you think this way, you may miss out on a good book (opens in a new tab).
After reading it several times, you will find that the author actually hopes that most readers can learn from autistic people and learn many ways to resist information anxiety or maintain objective ideas from them, or view certain cultural environments and economic events from a perspective that is beneficial to autistic people.
The author put all his efforts into this book (opens in a new tab) explores the power of each person to change things and the entire world, but perhaps we can treat it with a more relaxed mood, for example… treat this book as a desk reference book in the digital era. You can read it at any time and gain new insights, such as helping yourself how to use the Internet to strengthen your cognition, increase logical thinking, or improve yourself in a better way.
As an editor of a financial technology magazine, I have to face the pressure of deadlines and the baptism of the latest online information every month. Even if I am not sure whether I have autistic tendencies, I have become accustomed to quickly accepting new technologies and reading a lot of information, and I have figured out a structure for organizing information in my mind.
The complex information usually obtained from Twitter, Facebook and Google has already been internalized in the reading and absorption process. You can even share the photos of eating Peking duck during a business trip with your friends on Facebook while listening to music downloaded from the iTunes Store. Then you can keep your eyes on the RSS reader on your iPhone to absorb new knowledge. If you encounter an article that you are not interested in reading, you can quickly swipe the screen with your finger and mark it as read.
Information anxiety may not be a difficult problem for me, but in real life I have found that many friends suffer from information overload. If you can’t multitask, then you should learn how to filter information, and start trying to understand the importance of organizing and organizing information to add some fresh fun to your life.
Everyone has their own information processing structure, and other people’s methods may not be effective, but I can be sure that after reading “Dami Economics”, you will have a new experience and feeling.
At the end of 2006, the American “Times” selected “YOU” as the Person of the Year. By 2010, social media became popular, and my generation’s rise to prominence accelerated. New technologies and new civilizations are impacting our society. Many economic models have begun to change and become out of shape, and a new order has yet to be built. Only the paranoid survive.
“As our inner being becomes richer and richer, creating our own economic future becomes more and more real.” I like this sentence very much, and I would like to encourage each other here!
Editor’s note: This article was published in June 2010. This book is now out of print.
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Further reading
- Recommended Preface to “Key Thoughts on Big Data (Updated Edition)”: People-oriented, exploring the real needs of users
- Recommended preface to “Shopping Revolution”: Show unique value, start by thinking about the pleasure, advantages and benefits it brings to customers
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Vista Cheng speaks and runs workshops on AI workflows, writing and content systems for companies, schools and public agencies.
