Blogs about: Stewart Brand
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22Apr02009
The X blog has updated about their goal of having a Long News website. To me, nothing beats an old fashioned magazine or newspaper. But the idea behind this is to be a hub, essentially, for Long Now… more →
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Whole Earth Heresies
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redtory wrote 1 day ago: Some fascinating food for thought about the moral obligations attached to the concept of the current … more →
Information wants to be free ... and expensive
jenlaicnnmoney wrote 3 days ago: Stewart Brand, futurist, who first said, "Information wants to be free." Rarely a day goes … more →
Does Information Want To Be Free Or Expensive?
RT wrote 2 weeks ago: If you’re a budding entrepeneur or writer, or you just like knowing about random things going … more →
Something to Watch and Read
Cara wrote 1 month ago: Last night I was watching a movie I found somewhere, somehow called, “Ecological Design: Inve … more →
Things I love...The Whole Earth Catalog
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missenscene wrote 2 months ago: One of my very favorite things in the world is a vintage Whole Earth Catalog I found at a thrift st … more →
Friday Diversions, continued: Living on a Tugboat
wales wrote 2 months ago: A short interview in the New York Times with Stewart Brand the founder of the Whole Earth Catalog, a … more →
22Apr02009
ambntrvltn wrote 2 months ago: The X blog has updated about their goal of having a Long News website. To me, nothing beats an old … more →
Stewart Brand
gravelandgold wrote 2 months ago: Stewart Brand founded the indispensable Whole Earth Catalog back in 1968, pranked around with the Me … more →
20Apr02009
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ambntrvltn wrote 2 months ago: I currently have drafts for two posts that I’ve started and gotten into some good detail about … more →
Earth Week (Day 4), Jimi Giveaway and Stewart Brand
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jimination wrote 2 months ago: Jimi Earth Week, Day 4. Stewart Brand has been randomly chosen as today’s recipient of a Jimi wallet … more →
Population growth fact check
bp wrote 3 months ago: I haver written here about the statement of Stewart Brand, how the move to urban areas reduces the t … more →
Nothing New Under the Sun -- Including Technology!
profmad72 wrote 4 months ago: Can it be true? Technology is nothing new? I’m reading a fascinatng book, From Counterculture … more →
OMG! Is that US in the Superpower Collapse Soup line?
debacled wrote 5 months ago: In 1995, Russian/American engineer Dmitry Orlov discovered the recipe for dish he calls “Sup … more →
Bits of Freedom
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jannekeadema1979 wrote 5 months ago: As promised before, I would like to dig a little deeper into the meaning and complexities of the con … more →
Quote of the Day: Mystery
Chris H. wrote 5 months ago: The voices that you need to hear, whisper, slowly and infrequently. The only way to hear them is to … more →
Hmmm......
valleyvirus wrote 5 months ago: In a few hundred years which voyage of discovery will be judged the more influential in expanding h … more →
8jan02009
ambntrvltn wrote 6 months ago: Current brain age: 30. I’ve thrown SNDTRKS up on my personal webpage/info page on Blackboard, … more →
Rebuilding Venice
Nir wrote 8 months ago: From Stewart Brand’s How Buildings Learn series: “Planners the world over take inspirati … more →
30oct02008
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ambntrvltn wrote 8 months ago: I recently received “The Media Lab: Inventing the Future at M. I. T.” by one Stewart Bra … more →
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