RT @eliotpeper: On the neurosis of societies that don’t realize they’re part of a bigger picture, from The Algebraist by Iain M. Banks. The novel presents it in science fictional terms, but the same logic operates at any scale.

RT @longnow: “Once you hold these longer timeframes in mind, you start to raise the question of: What do you do on Monday? Does your behavior start to reflect this larger frame?” — @StewartBrand https://t.co/iVG4hFqHxr

RT @KrishnRamesh: Just finished a brilliant book by @stewartbrand I recommend to anyone who designs or builds anything. Beauty and longevity in your creations come from embracing evolutionary design, adaptation, maintenance and change over time.

RT @DavidDeutschOxf: https://twitter.com/ziontree/status/1591119233983066112

Yahoo! https://twitter.com/theperipheralpv/status/1623743540508430337

RT @kaj33: My thoughts on @KingJames breaking my record. https://kareem.substack.com/p/what-i-think-about-lebron-breaking?sd=pf https://t.co/z61oDX7Z3N

Excellent piece on the emerging breakthroughs in nuclear power. https://twitter.com/theatlantic/status/1622946619783086081

RT @brewster_kahle: “Our Digital History Is at Risk” by me in Time Magazine Free societies need access to history, unaltered by changing corporate or political interests. This is the role that libraries have played and need to keep playing. http://blog.archive.org/2023/02/07/our-digital-history-is-at-risk/

Frank Oppenheimer’s brother Robert invented the atomic bomb. Frank invented the Exploratorium https://twitter.com/moultano/status/1622416705254494208

Yes. https://twitter.com/f_fz/status/1622086552213155840