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Jean-Michel Jarre Is First Passenger In Flying AirCar

“It is like being in a Jules Verne book, but for real,” Jarre said.… Read More Jean-Michel Jarre Is First Passenger In Flying AirCar

April 30, 2024April 30, 202418 Comments

The Art Of Noise – Music For 16 Futurist Noise Intoners


Music For 16 Futurist Noise Intoners was uploaded by: PERFORMA07
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March 16, 20143 Comments

Is Dubstep Avant Garde Musical Genius? PBS Want To Know


Is Dubstep Avant Garde Musical Genius? | Idea Channel | PBS was uploaded by: pbsideachannel
Duration: 377
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August 2, 201247 Comments

The Future Is Creepier Than You Thought


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October 18, 201010 Comments

Ray Kurzweil Explains The Coming Singularity


Ray Kurzweil Explains the Coming Singularity was uploaded by: bigthink
Duration: 430
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November 16, 2009November 24, 2009Leave a comment

Raymond Kurzweil: Genius, Wacko, Or Both?

Newsweek has published a fascinating profile of Raymond Kurzweil, looking at his inventions and his predictions for the future. Kurzweil is best known to musicians for creating the Kurzweil keyboard – but he’s also a pioneer in the world of optical character recognition and text-to-speech software, and has created a new career for himself as… Read More Raymond Kurzweil: Genius, Wacko, Or Both?

June 2, 2009June 2, 20092 Comments

The Unthinkable Futures of Kevin Kelly and Brian Eno

15 years ago, Kevin Kelly (Editor of Wired magazine) and Brian Eno (ambient music guru and super-producer) published a list of “unthinkable futures” – probabilities we tend to dismiss without thinking – in the Summer, 1993  issue of Whole Earth Review. Their intent was less to correctly predict the future (thus the silliness) and more… Read More The Unthinkable Futures of Kevin Kelly and Brian Eno

June 20, 20081 Comment

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