TED-ED 4 Principles for the Open World

'THINK' Questions: 

Question 1: answer D (net generation)

Question 2: answer B (release his data and held the GoldCorp Challenge)

Question 3: When Don refers to the 'burning platform' he means that core activities such as Wallstreet, nearly brought down capitalism. He refers to it, as the cost of staying where you are is more expensive than the cost of radical change. 

Question 4: Transparency is making available to all information or as Don states it ' the communication of information', whilst sharing, he refers to as giving up assets (intellectual property) such as IBM giving away 4 

billion USD of software, giving IBM a multi-million dollar payoff. 

Question 5: answer B: (power becomes decentralized)

Question 6: answer E (the age of networked intelligence)

Question 7: To demonstrate his four principles, Don uses the example of starling birds near Edinburgh  which are said to come in 'murmuration'.  The principle purpose of this act, is to protect the birds from predators, in ways which require collaboration. For the best interest of each bird, they must collaborate together to create a collective power- just like in the human world. Furthermore, he refers to the fact that in this murmur, there is leadership, but not one leader.