Title: Edge.org
Headings: 
2010 : HOW IS THE INTERNET CHANGING THE WAY YOU THINK?
Nicholas A. Christakis
There Is No New Self
Noga Arikha
The Internet And Slowness
Simon Baron-Cohen
1000 Hours a Year
Richard Dawkins
NET GAIN
Eva Wisten
THE INCREASED NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHOSE THOUGHTS ARE IN MY HEAD
Anton Zeilinger
THE AGE OF (QUANTUM) INFORMATION?
Anton Zeilinger
THE AGE OF (QUANTUM) INFORMATION?
THE COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUS
Marissa Mayer
IT'S NOT WHAT YOU KNOW, IT'S WHAT YOU CAN FIND OUT
Timothy Taylor
THE INTERNET IS NOT CHANGING THE WAY I THINK, BUT IT HAS CHANGED WHAT I THINK
Clay Shirky
THE SHOCK OF INCLUSION
Max Tegmark
BENEFACTION & DISTRACTION
Barry C. Smith
THINKING MORE ABOUT LESS OR LESS ABOUT MORE?
Frank Tipler
WILL THE GREAT LEVELER DESTROY DIVERSITYOF THOUGHT?
Laurence C. Smith
INFORMED, TIGHTFISTED, AND SYNTHETIC
Fred Tomaselli
CUT AND PASTE
Lee Smolin
WE HAVE BECOME HUNTER GATHERERS OF IMAGES AND INFORMATION
John Tooby
I SEEM TO BE METADATA
Galia Solomonoff
OF KNOWLEDGE, CONTENT, PLACE AND SPACE
Arnold Trehub
EXPOSING THE LANDSCAPES OF DEEP SCIENTIFIC PROBLEMS
Linda Stone
NAVIGATING PHYSICAL AND VIRTUAL LIVES
Sherry Turkle
THE INTERNET DISCONNECT
Seirian Sumner
BY CHANGING MY BEHAVIOUR, OVER AND OVER AGAIN
Eric R. Weinstein
"GO VIRTUAL YOUNG MAN"
Tom Standage
IT HAS SHARPENED MY MEMORY
Ai Weiwei
I ONLY THINK ON THE INTERNET
Terrence J. Sejnowski
THIS IS YOUR BRAIN ON INTERNET
Victoria Stodden
COGITAMUS, ERGO SUM? THE "DIFFERENCE BETWEEN KNOWING THE NAME OF SOMETHING AND KNOWING SOMETHING"
Frank Wilczek
LET US CALCULATE
Robert Shapiro
PUBLICATIONS CAN PERISH
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
THE DEGRADATION OF PREDICTABILITY — AND KNOWLEDGE
Ian Wilmut
THE INTERNET HAS NOT CHANGED THE WAY THAT I THINK
Michael Shermer
LEVELLING THE INTELLECTUAL PLAYING FIELD
Robert Provine
INTERNET SOCIETY
Karl Sabbagh
"IF YOU HAVE CANCER, DON'T GO TO THE INTERNET"
Steven R. Quartz
WE KNOW LESS ABOUT THINKING THAN WE THINK
Paul Saffo
A THIRD KIND OF KNOWLEDGE
Raqs Media Collective
NO ONE IS IMMUNE TO THE STORMS THAT SHAKE THE WORLD
Scott Sampson
THE EXTINCTION OF EXPERIENCE
Neri Oxman
ONCE I WAS LOST, BUT NOW I AM FOUND, OR HOW TO NAVIGATE IN THE CHARTROOM OF MEMORY
Lisa Randall
"THE PLURAL OF ANECDOTES IS NOT DATA"
Larry Sanger
THE UN-FOCUSING, DE-LIBERATING EFFECTS OF JOINING THE HIVE MIND
Mark Pagel
BRAIN CANDY AND BAD MATHEMATICS
Martin Rees
A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD
Robert Sapolsky
FORGET WISDOM OF THE CROWD
Gregory Paul
HELL IF I KNOW
Ed Regis
A MIRACLE AND A CURSE
Roger Schank
THE THINKING PROCESS HASN'T CHANGED IN 50,000 YEARS
Irene Pepperberg
I THINK, THEREFORE I AM â€” STILL ME
Howard Rheingold
ATTENTION IS THE FUNDAMENTAL LITERACY
Peter Schwartz
MY THOUGHT PROCESSES ARE NOT BOUND BY THE MEAT MACHINE THAT IS MY BRAIN, NOR MY LOCALITY NOR MY TIME
Clifford Pickover
THE RISE OF INTERNET PROSTHETIC BRAINS AND SOLITON PERSONHOOD
Matt Ridley
THE COLLECTIVE BRAIN
Charles Seife
I HAVE OUTSOURCED MY MEMORY
Stuart Pimm
THINKING WITH OTHERS SO CLOSE THAT YOU CAN SMELL THEIR SPIT
Matthew Ritchie
THE INTERFACE I WANT IS THE REAL WORLD
Steven Pinker
NOT AT ALL
Rudy Rucker
SEARCH AND EMERGENCE
Emily Pronin
AN IMPENETRABLE MACHINE
Douglas Rushkoff
THE INTERNET MAKES ME THINK IN THE PRESENT TENSE
Brian Knutson
HIJACKING THE FUTURE SELF
John Markoff
WHO SAID IT WAS GOING TO GET BETTER?
Tim O'Reilly
PATTERN RECOGNITION
Terence Koh
a completely new form of sense
Tom McCarthy
THE INTERNET REIFIES A LOGIC THAT WAS ALWAYS ALREADY THERE
Gloria Origgi
THE POWER OF CONVERSATION
Stephen M. Kosslyn
A SMALL PRICE TO PAY
Jonas Mekas
I AM NOT EXACTLY A THINKING PERSON â€” I AM A POET
Kai Krause
REAL ETHEREAL ETHER: A MILLION LEMMINGS CAN BE WRONG
Thomas Metzinger
PUBLIC DREAMING
Andrian Kreye
THE GREATEST OF ALL TRAITS: THE INTERNET HAS BECOME INHERENTLY BORING
Geoffrey Miller
MY JUDGEMENT ENHANCER
Jaron Lanier
THE FLAWS OF THE LATEST POP VERSION OF THE INTERNET HAVE MADE ME MORE OF A BIOLOGICAL REALIST, AND IN PARTICULAR HAVE MADE ME MORE SENSITIVE TO NEOTENY
Dave Morin
CONTEXT IS KING
Joseph LeDoux
THE MOST ACCURATE MEMORIES ARE THE ONES NEVER REMEMBERED
Evgeny Morozov
WHAT DO WE THINK ABOUT? WHO GETS TO DO THE THINKING?
Xeni Jardin
I DON'T TRUST ALGORITHM LIKE I TRUST INTUITION
Andrew Lih
THE REFINEMENT OF INFORMATION
David G. Myers
THE INTERNET AS SOCIAL AMPLIFIER
Paul Kedrosky
THE LARGE INFORMATION COLLIDER, BDTS, AND GRAVITY HOLIDAYS ON TUESDAY
Seth Lloyd
MOVE ASIDE, SEX
Tor Nørretranders
DARE, CARE AND SHARE
Kevin Kelly
AN INTERMEDIA WITH 2 BILLION SCREENS PEERING INTO IT
Gary Marcus
CHANGING THE WAY WE TEACH
Hans Ulrich Obrist
EDGE A TO Z (PARS PRO TOTO)
Jon Kleinberg
THE HUMAN TEXTURE OF INFORMATION
Lynn Margulis
BY AFFORDING ME NEW WORLDWIDE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION ACCESS
James J. O'Donnell
MY FINGERS HAVE BECOME PART OF MY BRAIN
Christine Finn
PARALLEL COMMUNICATIONS
Gerd Gigerenzer
OUTSOURCING THE MIND
Jesse Dylan
FROM JACK KEROUAC TO THE PENTATONIC SCALE
Marti Hearst
I NOW EXPECT TO HEAR WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK
Eric Fischl
REPLACING EXPERIENCE WITH FACSIMILE
Ian Gold
TWEET ME NICE
Esther Dyson
INFORMATION METABOLISM
Virginia Heffernan
THE INTERNET IS A CULTURAL OBJECT: READ IT
Anthony Aguirre
REPLACING EXPERIENCE WITH FACSIMILE
Joel Gold
TWEET ME NICE
George Dyson
KAYAKS vs CANOES
W. Daniel Hillis
THE DAWN OF THE ENTANGLEMENT
Helen Fisher
TAKE LOVE
Nigel Goldenfeld
I'M STARTING TO THINK LIKE THE INTERNET, STARTING TO THINK LIKE BIOLOGY
David M. Eagleman
SIX WAYS THE INTERNET MAY SAVE CIVILIZATION
Donald D. Hoffman
THE SCULPTING OF HUMAN THOUGHT
W. Tecumseh Fitch
EVOLVING A GLOBAL BRAIN
Alison Gopnik
THE STRANGERS IN THE CRIB
Olafur Eliasson
THE INTERNET AS REALITY PRODUCER
Bruce Hood
I CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE BECAUSE OF THE INTERNET
Richard Foreman
THE DAZED STATE
Joshua D. Greene
THE DUMB BUTLER
Olafur Eliasson
THE 'AUTHENTIC' HAS REPLACED THE REPRODUCIBLE
Nick Isaac
THE EVOLVING GIANT
Fabrizio Gallanti
MY BODY, MY MIND
Haim Harari
HARMFUL ONE-LINERS, AN OCEAN OF FACTS AND REWIRED MINDS
Juan Enriquez
IMMORTALITY
Howard Gardner
"GO NATIVE"
Judith Rich Harris
THE JOY OF JUST-ENOUGHNESS
Daniel L. Everett
THINKING AND LIVING WITH THE INTERNET'S HELP
David Gelernter
THE VIRTUALIZATION OF THE UNIVERSE
Sam Harris
THE UPLOAD HAS BEGUN
Paul W. Ewald
CONCEPTUAL COMPASSES FOR DEEPER GENERALISTS
Neil Gershenfeld
THE INTERNET'S INSIGHTS
Daniel Haun
REPETITION, NOT TRUTH
Hu Fang
NOTES FROM A FILM DIRECTOR
Ralph Gibson
"TIME" AND AGING
CONNECTING THROUGH CONTACT, NOT ELECTRICITY

Content: We are the same species after the Internet as before. Yes, the Internet can make it easy for us to learn how to make a bomb or find a willing sexual partner. But the Internet itself is not changing the fundamental reality of my thinking any more than it is changing our fundamental proclivity to violence or our innate capacity for love. Noga Arikha
Historian of ideas; Author, Passions and Tempers: A History of the Humours
The Internet And Slowness
I still remember typing essays on a much loved typewriter in my first year of university. Then the first computer, the first email account, the slow yet fluid entry into a new digital world that felt strangely natural. The advent of the Internet age happened progressively, we saw it develop like a child born of many brains, a protean animal whose characteristics were at once predictable and unknown. As soon as the digital sphere and became a worldwide reality recognizable as a new era, predictions and analyses about it grew. Edge itself was born as the creature was still growing new limbs.