TED Talk: Linked Data
One of my favorite talks of TED 2009 was from Tim Berners-Lee, the man often credited with (actually) inventing the Web. He's been going on for quite a while about the coming of the "semantic web" and how it will be even bigger than the current web in terms of impact. But until his TED talk on linked data, I didn't really get it. Now I do. And I think he's right: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OM6XIICm_qo]Related posts:
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Rafe Furst
I believe the scientific method as currently practiced is incomplete. ”Science 2.0″ is emerging, and the lessons from complex systems theory are a big part of what’s missing. This has more than theoretical implications; the biggest challenges we face are due to a general ignorance of — and a willful dismissal of — the realities of an increasingly complex, interdependent world. To learn what else I’m interested in visit RafeFurst.com.