You can't force anything down the audience's throat

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In the coming decades, we will program biology and matter. Think of printing car parts on your 3D printer at home, but also printing medicines that exactly match the type of cancer cell in your body. In a few decades, biology and matter will be just as programmable as our current mobile phone. This will give the masses access to enormous possibilities and also enormous responsibility. How are we going to teach our children that?

Dare to dream!
What is beautiful in Stevenson's story is his thoughtful enthusiasm: "Don't be afraid to imagine the world being much better. Dare to dream". This is a motto that perfectly summarizes the superpromoter philosophy and at the same time is the biggest challenge we get from the event. Because what positive dreams do you dare to dream with your company? What fantastic future are you going to imagine? The superpromoter event shows that dreams are not a deception, but the beginning of a much more beautiful reality. Do you dare to dream?


mmittee that appoints a high-earning composer to write 'the King's song' in times of crisis. Then you have to come from a good home to satisfy the public and then your song has to be really good. People are not stupid and do not let themselves be talked into anything, no matter how sincere the intentions of the initiators are. Good intentions alone will not get you there.

BlackBerry recently launched its long-awaited uae phone data new smartphone Z10 . It seems to be quite good, but does the same as the competition and is just as expensive. The public also sees that and the stock price of Blackberry plummeted that same afternoon.

A group of wise men who decide that we should all sing a song together, very spontaneously, pardon? My neck hairs stand on end and I'm sure I'm not the only one. Being forced to be spontaneous doesn't work.

It was recently announced that Microsoft is bringing back the desktop in the Windows 8 update and possibly the Start button as well . It looks nice, that new design of Windows 8, but PC users don't want it. They want their old, familiar desktop with, if possible, the Teletubbies hills. Microsoft is of course lucky that we can hardly ignore Windows, but nevertheless don't underestimate the power of the people.

3. Quality comes first
King's song and online marketing
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