We’re at just the beginning of the beginning of the digital world for humanity,
says Kevin Kelly. But some deep trends have already emerged that can reliably
be conjured with and braced for. Kelly calls them inevitable.
The internet was inevitable, he says, but Wikipedia was not. Smart phones were
inevitable, the iPhone not. The twelve deepest trends he lables: Becoming;
Cognifying; Flowing; Screening; Accessing; Sharing; Filtering; Remixing;
Interacting; Tracking; Questioning; and Beginning.
Kevin Kelly is the author of Out of Control, New Rules for the New Economy,
Cool Tools, What Technology Wants, and now, The Inevitable: Understanding the
12 Technological Forces That Will Shape Our Future. He is one of the founding
board members of The Long Now Foundation.
[NOTE: Different venue this time! We’re back in the renovated and great Herbst
Theater on Van Ness, just a couple blocks from our usual SFJazz.]
"The Next 30 Digital Years," Kevin Kelly, the Herbst Theater, Civic Center, San
Francisco, 7pm, Thursday July 14. The show starts promptly at 7:30pm.
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Sept. 20 (Tue.) - Jonathan Rose, The Well-tempered City
<http://longnow.org/seminars/02016/sep/20/well-tempered-city/>
Nov. 1 (Mon.) - Douglas Coupland, The Extreme Present
<http://longnow.org/seminars/02016/nov/01/extreme-present/>
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