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David Eagleman Ticket Info

Published on Tuesday, March 9th, 02010 by Danielle Engelman

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The Long Now Foundation’s monthly Seminars About Long-term Thinking

presents David Eagleman on “Six Easy Steps to Avert the Collapse of Civilization”

Thursday April 1, 02010 at 7:30 pm at the Herbst Theater in San Francisco

Long Now Members can reserve 2 seats, join today!

or you can purchase tickets for $10 each.

About this Seminar:
David Eagleman may be the best combination of scientist and fiction-writer alive. Sum, his collection of afterlife alternatives, made a stunning literary debut last year and now appears in 21 languages. Simultaneously he is a neuroscientist at Baylor College of Medicine, specializing in time perception.

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Long Now Media Update

Published on Tuesday, March 9th, 02010 by Danielle Engelman

Podcasts

There is new media available from our monthly series, the Seminars About Long-term Thinking. Stewart Brand’s summaries and audio downloads or podcasts of the talks are free to the public; Long Now members can view HD video of the Seminars and comment on them.

Listen to the Audio of Beth Noveck’s “Transparent Government” (downloads tab)

137 Years of Future

Published on Tuesday, March 9th, 02010 by Alexander Rose - Twitter: @zander

Boing Boing notes that Popular Science has put up their whole 137 year historical archive on line in partnership with Google.  While you cant search by issue, you can do keyword searches.  I hope more long standing publications follow suit, this is a real treasure trove, especially the advertisements…

Search the Popular Science Archive

Thanks to Chaz for sending this in.

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