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Culture Briefing 1.12.17 (Humanity (Food & Beverage (Shower Beer…

- - - - empathy--how do we grieve for close companions that aren't tangibly real
    - - empathy for these robots--repetitive tasks
      - kids using dolls
    - - heart rate miles walked, creating activities to spike certain things
      - quantify certain disorders that elephants struggle with in captivity
      - data signal--not a lot of data of elephants in captivity
- - - - EOC simplicity--easy to use but can bring in wider variety
      - streamlines, but lose out on the provenance of mixology "the shaken not stirred" aspect
    - - brewery in Sweden actually produced a glass bottle to be drunk in the shower
      - Is this just a camera culture signal?
      - cultural -- Swedes drink beer in the shower
    - - parallel to the plant-based movement in the food space-- enjoy this on occasion not just for people who don't eat meat
      - EOC New Sobriety--mixer and a stand alone drink (can be consumed alone or add alcohol
    - - indulgent stacking--over the top breaking health
    - - plant thats mentioned in old poetry
      - beauty--fragrance might be big
    - - botanicals -- in alcohol, infused how to make alcohol different
      - sourcing local leafs and plants to create foods-- Ancient Wisdom , but locally sourced
  - - - impact of editing of DNA-- the tech is there but what do you do once it is sequenced
  - - - personality tech--speaks patois has her own voice
- - - - Moral Imperative--stick to what you believe in
    - - reactions of the subway riders
      - Paradox of satire
      - fake book stunt in this era of fake news
  - - - incentivize their recruiters to achieve these targets, but the engineers opted to hire in their own image
      - Multiplicity--replicating themselves
      - IAB Vivienne Ming--computational HR
      - Bringing women in at significant job levels--so they can hire at their own liking
      - women as decision makers
- - - - background as foreground
  - - - digital shaming