Warren Dow, Author at Digs.net

The Abilene Paradox: Why People Choose to Conform Rather than Speak Up

Warren Dow March 22, 2023

The Abilene Paradox is a phenomenon in which a group of people makes a unanimous decision that goes against their individual wishes and interests. It

Why Catch-22s Require Understanding Tradeoffs and Wise Use of Time

Warren Dow March 8, 2023

A catch-22 is a problematic situation where the solution is denied by the circumstances or rules that make up the problem. Catch-22s can be found

The Artificial Intelligence Dilemma: Creative Commoditization

Warren Dow February 22, 2023

Have you ever heard of the Innovator’s Dilemma? It’s this theory that says even successful companies can lose their market leadership and fail when new

From Axioms to Aphorisms: How to Break Free from Conventional Wisdom

Warren Dow February 8, 2023

I’m all about embracing the absurdity in ideas and taking a fresh approach in life and business. Forget about universal truths and axioms, let’s dive

Inefficient Markets: Is Efficient Market Hypothesis a Myth?

Warren Dow January 25, 2023

The Efficient Market Hypothesis suggests that the price of an asset reflects its true value because all the information about the asset is incorporated in

The Looming Decline of Western Intelligence: A.I. at the Helm

Warren Dow January 11, 2023

The advanced artificial intelligence (A.I.) software developed by OpenAI, called ChatGPT, a for-profit company, valued at over $29 billion, has taken the world by storm.

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Warren Dow December 14, 2022

Where did the time go? It’s hard to believe it was 12 years ago that this crazy idea of “DIGS” came to life.

The Most Expensive (Free) Land in the World!

Warren Dow November 30, 2022

Imagine for a moment that you wanted to start your own movement, build your own town, and create your own community. And you stumbled upon

The Dead Internet Theory

Warren Dow November 16, 2022

The dead internet theory is the idea that the internet crossed the “living” threshold about six years ago – and “died,” (suggesting that artificial intelligence

The Content Wars: A Race to the Bottom of the Ocean

Warren Dow November 3, 2022

How much water is in the ocean? A quick Google search says that there are 352 quintillion gallons of water in the ocean. That’s a

Hit Makers: At the Intersection of New yet Familiar

Warren Dow October 24, 2022

Finding real connection at the apex of the information age requires a bit of critical thinking, luck, and at least a basic understanding of human

The Information Age or Misinformation Age?

Warren Dow October 5, 2022

Wikipedia describes the Information Age as a “historical period that began in the mid-20th century, characterized by an epochal shift from traditional industry established by