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Hilarious! This Indiana Global Economic Summit will end with attendance at the Indy 500. The 500 is a retrograde blemish on the city and the state. It is not a technological event. It is a competition of personalities. Innovation is stifled. Uniformity is required. It is a boring event where most attendees have limited views comparable to attending a baseball game and seeing only second base. The greatest innovation the 500 can claim is the rearview mirror. So perfect for “a state that looks backwards.” Put that slogan on the state office building.
Holcomb’s personal motto: Thought leadering from behind.