Rice engineers use their carbon nanotube films to create a device to recycle waste heat. The device could enhance solar cell output and increase the efficiency of industrial waste-heat recovery.

OLED screens degrade with use (particularly the blue cell pixels), and monitors endure more continuous use than phone or TV screens. #whoknew

Tech and software is killing jobs, which is killing the current practice of capitalism. By killing jobs and centralizing capital into corps, the majority of humanity is left behind UNLESS...what? Redistribution? UBI could be part of the solution, but ultimately we need to change how we educate people.

We educate and train humans to do what software does best--THAT is what we must reverse, but Eric doesn't feel our education system is designed for that task, and there is no model / ism to replace capitalism, which has him pessimistic about the future, and why he's looking to new leadership, new thought leaders to develop that new model / ism.

He uses the structure of a computer program where parts of the program are run once, but other parts are run repetitively as loops. We train for loops when we must educate for the run once scenarios.

His favorite movie, Kung Fu Panda illustrates this.