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245 00 Is the Internet changing the way you think? :|bthe net's
impact on our minds and future /|cedited by John Brockman.
250 1st ed.
260 New York :|bHarper Perennial,|c©2011.
300 xxxii, 408 pages ;|c21 cm
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 unmediated|bn|2rdamedia
338 volume|bnc|2rdacarrier
500 "Edge.org presents ideas from today's leading thinkers"--
Cover.
500 "Contributors include Steven Pinker on how the mind adapts
to new technologies; Nassim N. Taleb on the destruction of
precise knowledge; Richard Dawkins on the consequences of
infinite information; Nicholas Carr in the future of deep
thought; Helen Fisher on finding love and romance thought
the Net; Wikipedia cofounder Larry Sanger on the promise
and pitfalls of the 'hive mind'; Sam Harris on the wired
brain; Brian Eno on finding authenticity in a world of
endless reproduction. Other thinkers include tech
theorists Tim O'Reilly, Clay Shirky, Douglas Rushkoff, and
Evgeny Morozov; founding Wired editor Kevin Kelly; Google
executive Marissa Mayer; computer scientist Jaron Lanier;
philosopher Daniel C. Dennett; physicists Frank Wilczek,
Martin Rees, Lisa Randall, and Lee Smolin; psychologist
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi; geneticist George Church;
novelists Tom McCarthy and Douglas Coupland; actor Alan
Alda; artists Marina Abramović and Ai Weiwei; X Prize
founder Peter H. Diamandis; science historian George
Dyson; and TED Conferences curator Chris Anderson."--Page
4 of cover.
500 List of 172 essayists: "Marina Abramovic, Anthony Aguirre,
Alan Alda, Alun Anderson, Chris Anderson, Noga Arikha,
Scott Atran, Mahzarin R. Banaji, Albert-László Barabási,
Simon Baron-Cohen, Samuel Barondes, Thomas A. Bass, Yochai
Benkler, Jesse Bering, Jamshed Bharucha, Nick Bilton, Sue
Blackmore, Paul Bloom, Giulio Boccaletti, Stefano Boeri,
Lera Boroditsky, Nick Bostrom, Stewart Brand, John
Brockman, Rodney Brooks, David M. Buss, Jason Calacanis,
William Calvin, Philip Campbell, Nicholas Carr, Sean
Carroll, Leo Chalupa, Nicholas Christakis, George Church,
Andy Clark, June Cohen, Tony Conrad, Douglas Coupland,
James Croak, M. Csikszentmihalyi, Fiery Cushman, David
Dalrymple, Richard Dawkins, Aubrey De Grey, Stanislas
Dehaene, Daniel Dennett, Emanuel Derman, Keith Devlin,
Peter Diamandis, Chris DiBona, Eric Drexler, Jesse Dylan,
Esther Dyson, George Dyson, David Eagleman, Olafar
Eliasson, Brian Eno, Juan Enriquez, Daniel Everett, Paul
Ewald, Hu Fang, Christine Finn, Eric Fischl, Helen Fisher,
W. Tecumseh Fitch, Richard Foreman, Fabrizo Gallanti,
Howard Gardner, David Gelernter, Neil Gershenfeld, Ralph
Gibson, Gerd Gigerenzer, Ian & Joel Gold, Nigel Goldenfeld,
Alison Gopnik, April Gornik, Joshua Greene, Haim Harari,
Judith Rich Harris, Sam Harris, Daniel Haun, Marc Hauser,
Marti Hearst, Virginia Heffernan, W. Daniel Hillis, Donald
Hoffman, Bruce Hood, Nick Isaac, Xeni Jardin, Paul
Kedrosky, Kevin Kelly, Jon Kleinberg, Brian Knutson,
Terence Koh, Stephen Kosslyn, Kai Krause, Andrian Kreye,
Jaron Lanier, Joseph LeDoux, Andrew Lih, Seth Lloyd, Gary
Marcus, Lynn Margulis, John Markoff, Marissa Mayer, Tom
McCarthy, Jonas Mekas, Thomas Metzinger, Geoffrey Miller,
Dave Morin, Evgevny Morozov, David Myers, Tor
Nørretranders, Hans Ulrich Obrist, James O'Donnell, Tim
O'Reilly, Gloria Origgi, Neri Oxman, Mark Pagel, Gregory
Paul, Irene Pepperberg, Clifford Pickover, Stuart Pimm,
Steven Pinker, Ernst Pöppel, Emily Pronin, Robert Provine,
Steve Quartz, Lisa Randall, Raqs Media Collective, Martin
Rees, Ed Regis, Howard Rheingold, Matt Ridley, Matthew
Ritchie, Rudy Rucker, Douglas Rushkoff, Karl Sabbagh, Paul
Saffo, Scott D. Sampson, Larry Sanger, Robert Sapolsky,
Roger Schank, Peter Schwartz, Charles Seife, Terrence
Sejnowski, Robert Shapiro, Michael Shermer, Clay Shirky,
Barry Smith, Laurence Smith, Lee Smolin, Galia Solomonoff,
Linda Stone, Seirian Sumner, Tom Standage, Victoria
Stodden, Nassim Taleb, Timothy Taylor, Max Tegmark, Frank
Tipler, Fred Tomaselli, John Tooby, Arnold Trehub, Sherry
Turkle, Eric Weinstein, Ai Weiwei, Frank Wilczek, Ian
Wilmut, Eva Wisten, Richard Saul Wurman, Anton Zeilinger."
--Edge.org.
505 00 |gPreface :|tthe edge question /|rby John Brockman --
|gIntroduction :|tthe dawn of entanglement /|rby W. Daniel
Hillis --|tThe bookless library /|rNicholas Carr --|tThe
invisible college /|rClay Shirky --|tNet gain /|rRichard
Dawkins --|tLet us calculate /|rFrank Wilczek --|tThe
waking dream /|rKevin Kelly --|tTo dream the waking dream
in new ways /|rRichard Saul Wurman --|tTweet me nice /
|rIan Gold and Joel Gold --|tThe dazed state /|rRichard
Foreman --|tWhat's missing here? /|rMatthew Ritchie --
|tPower corrupts /|rDaniel C. Dennett --|tThe rediscovery
of fire /|rChris Anderson --|tThe rise of social media is
really a reprise /|rJune Cohen --|tThe internet and the
loss of tranquility /|rNoga Arikha --|tThe greatest
detractor to serious thinking since television /|rLeo
Chalupa --|tThe large information Collider, BDTs, and
gravity holidays on Tuesdays /|rPaul Kedrosky --|tThe web
helps us see what isn't there /|rEric Drexler --
|tKnowledge without, focus within, people everywhere /
|rDavid Dalrymple --|tA level playing field /|rMartin Rees
--|tMove aside, sex /|rSeth Lloyd --|tRivaling Gutenberg /
|rJohn Tooby --|tThe shoulders of giants /|rWilliam Calvin
--|tBrain candy and bad mathematics /|rMark Pagel --
|tPublications can perish /|rRobert Shapiro --|tWill the
great leveler destroy diversity of thought? /|rFrank J.
Tipler --|tWe have become hunter-gatherers of images and
information /|rLee Smolin --|tThe human texture of
information /|rJon Kleinberg --|tNot at all /|rSteven
Pinker --|tThis is your brain on internet /|rTerrence
Sejnowski --|tThe sculpting of human thought /|rDonald
Hoffman --|tWhat kind of a dumb question is that? /|rAndy
Clark --|tPublic dreaming /|rThomas Metzinger --|tThe age
of (quantum) information? /|rAnton Zeilinger --|tEdge, A
to Z (pars pro toto) /|rHans Ulrich Obrist.
505 00 |tThe degradation of predictability -- and knowledge /
|rNassim N. Taleb --|tCalling you on your crap /|rSean
Carroll --|tHow I think about how I think /|rLera
Boroditsky --|tI am not exactly a thinking person -- I am
a poet /|rJonas Mekas --|tKayaks versus canoes /|rGeorge
Dyson --|tThe upload has begun /|rSam Harris --|tHell if I
know /|rGregory Paul --|tWhat I notice /|rBrian Eno --
|tIt's not what you know, it's what you can find out /
|rMarissa Mayer --|tWhen I'm on the net, I start to think
/|rAi Weiwei --|tThe internet has become boring /|rAndrian
Kreye --|tThe dumb butler /|rJoshua Greene --|tFinding
stuff remains a challenge /|rPhilip Campbell --|tAttention,
crap detection, and network awareness /|rHoward Rheingold
--|tInformation metabolism /|rEsther Dyson --|tCtrl +
click to follow link /|rGeorge Church --|tReplacing
experience with facsimile /|rEric Fischl and April Gornik
--|tOutsourcing the mind /|rGerd Gigerenzer --|tA
prehistorian's perspective /|rTimothy Taylor --|tThe
fourth phase of homo sapiens /|rScott Atran --|tTransience
is now permanence /|rDouglas Coupland --|tA return to the
Scarlet-Letter Savanna /|rJesse Bering --|tTake love /
|rHelen Fisher --|tInternet mating strategies /|rDavid M.
Buss --|tInternet society /|rRobert R. Provine --|tDon't
ring me /|rAubrey De Grey --|tA thousand hours a year /
|rSimon Baron-Cohen --|tThinking like the internet,
thinking like biology /|rNigel Goldenfeld --|tThe internet
makes me think in the present tense /|rDouglas Rushkoff --
|tSocial prosthetic systems /|rStephen M. Kosslyn --
|tEvolving a global brain /|rW. Tecumseh Fitch --|tSearch
and emergence /|rRudy Rucker.
505 00 |tMy fingers have become part of my brain /|rJames
O'Donnell --|tA mirror for the world's foibles /|rJohn
Markoff --|tA completely new form of sense /|rTerence Koh
--|tBy changing my behavior /|rSeirian Sumner --|tThere is
no new self /|rNicholas A. Christakis --|tI once was lost
but now am found, or How to navigate in the chartroom of
memory /|rNeri Oxman --|tThe greatest pornographer /|rAlun
Anderson --|tMy sixth sense /|rAlbert-Laśzló Barabási --
|tThe internet reifies a logic already there /|rTom
McCarthy --|tInstant gratification /|rPeter H. Diamandis -
-|tThe internet as social amplifier /|rDavid G. Myers --
|tNavigating physical and virtual lives /|rLinda Stone --
|tNot everything or everyone in the world has a home on
the internet /|rBarry C. Smith --|tEphemera and back again
/|rChris Dibona --|tWhat do we think about? Who gets to do
the thinking? /|rEvgeny Morozov --|tThe internet is a
cultural form /|rVirginia Heffernan --|tWallowing in the
world of knowledge /|rPeter Schwartz --|tOne's guild /
|rStewart Brand --|tTrusting nothing, debate everything /
|rJason Calacanis --|tHarmful one-liners, an ocean of
facts, and rewired minds /|rHaim Harari --|tWhat other
people think /|rMarti Hearst --|tThe extinction of
experience /|rScott D. Sampson --|tThe collective nature
of human intelligence /|rMatt Ridley --|tSix ways the
internet may save civilization /|rDavid Eagleman --
|tBetter neuroxing through the internet /|rSamuel Barondes
--|tA gift to conspirators and terrorists everywhere /
|rMarcel Kinsbourne --|tThe ant hill /|rEva Wisten --|tI
can make a difference because of the internet /|rBruce
Hood.
505 00 |tGo virtual, young man /|rEric Weinstein --|tMy internet
mind /|rThomas A. Bass --|t"If you have cancer, don't go
on the internet" /|rKarl Sabbagh --|tIncomprehensible
visitors from the technological future /|rAlison Gopnik --
|t"Go native" /|rHoward Gardner --|tThe maximization of
neoteny /|rJaron Lanier --|tWisdom of the crowd /|rKeith
Devlin --|tWeirdness of the crowd /|rRobert Sapolsky --
|tThe synchronization of minds /|rJamshed Bharucha --|tMy
judgment enhancer /|rGeoffrey Miller --|tSpeed plus mobs /
|rAlan Alda --|tRepetition, availability, and truth /
|rDaniel Haun --|tThe armed truce /|rIrene M. Pepperberg -
-|tMore efficient, but to what end? /|rEmanuel Derman --
|tI have outsourced my memory /|rCharles Seife --|tThe new
balance :|tmore processing, less memorization /|rFiery
Cushman --|tThe enemy of insight? /|rAnthony Aguirre --
|tThe joy of just-enoughness /|rJudith Rich Harris --|tThe
rise of internet prosthetic brains and soliton personhood
/|rClifford Pickover --|tImmortality /|rJuan Enriquez --
|tA third replicator /|rSusan Blackmore --|tBells and
smoke /|rChristine Finn --|tDare, care, and share /|rTor
Nørretranders --|tGetting close /|rStuart Pimm --|tA
miracle and a curse /|rEd Regis --|t"The plural of
anecdote is not data" /|rLisa Randall --|tCollective
action and the global commons /|rGiulio Boccaletti --
|tInformed, tightfisted, and synthetic /|rLaurence C.
Smith --|tMassive collaboration /|rAndrew Lih --|tWe know
less about thinking than we think /|rSteven R. Quartz --
|tAn impenetrable machine /|rEmily Pronin --|tA question
without an answer /|rTony Conrad --|tConceptual compasses
for deeper generalists /|rPaul W. Ewald --|tArt making
going rural /|rJames Croak --|tThe cat is out of the bag /
|rMax Tegmark --|tEveryone is an expert /|rRoger Schank.
505 00 |tPioneering insights /|rNeil Gershenfeld --|tThinking in
the Amazon /|rDaniel L. Everett --|tThe virtualization of
the universe /|rDavid Gelernter --|tInformation-provoked
attention deficit disorder /|rRodney Brooks --|tPresent
versus future self /|rBrian Knutson --|tI am realizing how
nice people can be /|rPaul Bloom --|tMy perception of time
/|rMarina Abramović --|tThe rotating problem, or How I
learned to accelerate my mental clock /|rStanislas Dehaene
--|tI must confess to being perplexed /|rMihaly
Csikszentmihalyi --|tTaking on the habits of the scientist,
the investigative reporter, and the media critic /|rYochai
Benkler --|tThinking as therapy in a world of too much /
|rErnst Pöppel --|tInternet is wind /|rStefano Boeri --
|tOf knowledge, content, place, and space /|rGalia
Solomonoff --|tThe power of conversation /|rGloria Origgi
--|tA real-time perpetual time capsule /|rNick Bilton --
|tGetting from Jack Kerouac to the pentatonic scale /
|rJesse Dylan --|tA vehicle for large-scale education
about the human mind /|rMahzarin R. Banaji --|tSandbars
and portages /|rTim O'Reilly --|tNo one is immune to the
storms that shake the world /|rRaqs Media Collective --
|tDowsing through data /|rXeni Jardin --|tBleat for
yourself /|rLarry Sanger.
520 Every year, Edge.org's World Question Center poses a new
question to be answered by a group of luminary thinkers--
philosophers, scientists, historians and the like. The
2010 question is "How is the Internet changing the way YOU
think?" This book collects the responses of more than 150
of the world's most influential minds.
520 Examines the way the Internet has affected society and the
way people think and poses the title question to various
writers, author, actors, and thinkers who contribute short
essays on the subject.
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