IdeaNugget Mayur Ghatge

Do autonomous cars have underlying network effects? In this episode, your host, Mayur Ghatge does a thought experiment to see if there is an underlying network effect that'll decide who will win the market of autonomous vehicles. Quick LinksGet Embed PlayerDownload Audio File  

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Ever wondered how peek-a-boo cracks kids up every single time? How are we using the science behind peek-a-boo in our everyday life? Tune into this episode to know more.

There is a need to look at the future world driven by autonomous cars from the lens of moral philosophy. This episode takes the famous trolley problem from a mere thought experiment and applies to the real life situations for self driving cars. 

Social media, Bitcoins, Successful tech companies, English language, Major start-up hubs are all run by an underlying network effect. This episode talks about the fundamentals of network effects and how it governs our life.

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