Ken Lizotte
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 27 Feb
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And then after two, three, four hours or whatever, he'd get on the train and go back.
He liked that.
He didn't really appreciate that at the very beginning, but he wanted to try it.
And he was known for walking around a city like Boston and seeing like a factory or some kind of office building that was doing something that he didn't know what it was all about.
He was famous for going in and just saying, I was walking by, I'm not sure what's in here.
Could anybody show me around?
And they would.
So I think that today he would employ this same process of being willing to let's keep AI in the picture, being willing to see what it did in the beginning, possibly say, Oh no, too complicated.
This is crazy.
But then maybe little by little, he could get drawn into it.
It feels like that's what Henry would do, but.
The verdict would still be there.
The verdict of whether maybe at the end of his process of being curious about AI, maybe he would say, forget it.
This is too complicated.
I don't know what he would say.
But the story of the train, I've never forgotten that because it just showed me that he had the ability to change his initial biases and see some value in particularly in technology.
If we go to surveying for a moment, he believed committing himself all in to surveying in such a way that he could learn what needed to be learned, regardless of what perhaps was set out for him in the beginning.
And this thing called the Concord River Project, this was almost like an early climate change type of research project because it was looking at the banks of the Concord River and what happened year after year, what happened when it flooded.
how it might erase fields and farmlands and things like that.
But he got hired by the town of Concord to be able to measure the river, all up and down the river.
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