How many realities are you processing every day? Compared to any time in history, our brain is exposed to more stories in an hour than in a year 50 years ago.
His statements are broad enough to have imagined today's world in this 1989 interview. I read it to imagine roads less travelled.
His statements are broad enough to have imagined today's world in this 1989 interview. I read it to imagine roads less travelled.
Steve
Dr. Leary: Okay. Listen: Consider the feudal person, unaware that he lived on a planet loaded with natural resources like fossil fuels, which could power machines which would create more complex machines and produce chemical-electrical energy. Telephone, telegraph, teletype, cars, jet planes … Today, at the end of the industrial age, at the dawning of the cybernetic age, most digital engineers and most managers of the computer industry are not aware that we live in a cyber-culture surrounded by limitless deposits of information which can be digitized and tapped by the individual equipped with cybergear.Related:
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