The issue that we are tackling is the complete lack in our society of an open healthy dialogue around sex and porn which would then enable people to bring a real world mindset to the viewing of what is essentially artificial entertainment.
This real-time predictive mindset, which can be employed in-game by coaches as well as to maximise engagement and retail conversion with fans when combined with historic data, will, Ranadivé believes, make for a winning edge.
"There'll be no real change in the mindset," he insisted.
We need to keep these benefits firmly in our sights because doing government business in this way requires a real shift in the mindset of an organisation as steeped in tradition and process as the civil service.
Racing to keep up with a down-market mindset, many real estate brokers say they have been experimenting with a new paradigm in advertising, spinning their ads like roulette wheels in the hope of landing in the sweet spot of the parsimonious post-Lehman buyer.
Although the tech industry has been one of the bright spots in the American economy, and every day a new Web 2.0 and 3.0 startup seems to pop up, both entrepreneurs are of the mindset that real, deep innovation is not taking place in today's market.
Harris' confusing biography in the booklet I've been handed on arrival claims he can "transform your mindset, unleashing the real you that is ready to make your dream life real".
In some ways, WikiLeaks mirrors the national security state's own secrecy fetish: Assange believes the government's story, and so does the government; television police dramas mold actual police work, James Bond movies shape the mindset of future real-life spies.
There is even a modest lending library of lost books that indicate the Long Island mindset: "Be a Real Estate Millionaire," "Gross Anatomy," "Blue Highways," by William Least Heat Moon and Joe Torre's inside-the-clubhouse tell-all.
