By giving people the power to share, we’re making the world more transparent.Quote from ONE hero Mark Zuckerberg

This two Japanese websites Samurai-incubate.asia and Gewjapan.org have a funky vibe that I like.There is a lot of great minds and corporations in Japan, that I like to connect with.

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Science are pointing out that in five years time we will figure out how to have a meaningful dialogue with dolphins. That could increase the IQ level a lot in most board meetings. If science involved hackers into understand the dolphin language in an open source format it could take less than 1-2 years (in

No 1 rule for luck = avoid unluck.

I did take this photo with my mobile. Now its gone total viral with thousands of people sharing it because its now published in Sweden´s biggest newspaper DN. Sms-nöden har ingen lag?Article by Ulrika By at DN.se Google translation of the article (really witty written by reporter Ulrika). Call to action: Please help me find

On Friday I will hold a Sharkonomics lecture in Stockholm 11 April at MiS (The Marketing Association in Stockholm).The lecture is sponsored by Smurfit Kappa Onwell.

Recently I attended a lecture with photographer Paul Nicklen at a National Geographic Live event. Paul was an excellent speaker, much better than most business keynote speakers.I have always admired photographers living in harsh conditions close to wild animals to capture nature’s beauty. Mostly because they don’t seem to care about anything else than the

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