Edward D. Hess - NewSmart

The video introduces the concept of 'New Smart,' emphasizing the need for a new definition of intelligence in the Smart Machine Age. Unlike the Industrial Revolution's focus on rote learning and error-free repetition, New Smart values quality thinking, listening, and collaboration. It encourages a mindset shift where beliefs are treated as hypotheses to be tested, promoting open-mindedness and lifelong learning. The speaker invites viewers to embrace this journey towards human excellence in a technologically advanced world.

What is the significance of the term 'NEWSMART' as discussed in the text?

How does the speaker compare the impact of smart machines to the Industrial Revolution?

What are the key qualities that define a 'new smart' individual according to the speaker?

In what ways should individuals approach their beliefs and ideas in the context of 'new smart'?

What does the speaker mean by saying 'long learning will be critical in the age that we're going into'?