Book · 2016 · Information society
The seventh sense
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Why people recommend it
The Seventh Sense is a thought-provoking business and technology book by Joshua Cooper Ramo that examines how hyper-connectivity and modern networks are fundamentally reshaping global power, leadership, and strategy. When Reid Hoffman appeared on The Book Review episode Susan Orlean on a Great Library Fire in July 2024, he was asked to share a standout recommendation in the business book genre. Hoffman pointed directly to Ramo's work, describing it as a fascinating exploration of networks, how they operate in the contemporary world, and what this new era of universal connection signifies for individuals and institutions alike. The book delves into the idea that success in the twenty-first century requires cultivating a distinct intuitive capability to understand and navigate complex, interconnected systems rather than relying solely on traditional hierarchical management models. Hoffman's endorsement on the podcast highlighted the title's relevance for entrepreneurs, executives, and forward-thinking professionals trying to make sense of rapid technological shifts and globalization. His recommendation cemented the book's status as a vital guide for understanding the underlying architectures driving modern commerce, innovation, and international relations.
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“the kinds of other things that I think are interesting in like a business book Arena are like Joshua Cooper Ramos's seventh sense which is kind of networks about howlies the new world of networks and what that means”