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SectionVII
Energy, Knowledge, and Technological Transformation
Daniel Yergin · David Deutsch · Michael Saylor
3 works70 hours
Any account of civilization that omits energy, knowledge or technology is incomplete. Energy sets the physical limit on what can be done. Knowledge sets the limit on what can be conceived. Technology turns knowledge into capability that scales — and markets and institutions decide whether that capability gets deployed productively, suppressed, monopolised, or turned into a weapon.
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The Prize
The Epic Quest for Oil, Money and PowerDaniel YerginFR ?Phase 53622hThe Beginning of Infinity
David DeutschENPhase 13712hThe Mobile Wave
Michael SaylorENPhase 6Read against
Yergin accounts for the capacity to act; Deutsch for the capacity to discover. Energy without knowledge is only brute force. Knowledge without energy stays potential.