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Future Perfect: Dreamers, Schemers and Visionaries Pt1

J. Hughes

To the Best of our Knowledge

Posted: Mar 22, 2009

In the latter part of this episode of the NPR program To The Best of Our Knowledge the IEET’s J. Hughes talks with Steve Paulson about the Cyborg Buddha vision and transhumanism. The first parts of the show feature Nicholas Negroponte, founder and chairman of One Laptop Per Child; musicians DJ Spooky and Gregg Gillis; open source theorist Lawrence Lessig; video game designer Jason Rohrer; psychologist of human-computer interaction Sherry Turkle. (MP3)

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