When it comes to forward thinking, the Long Now Foundation has plenty of time.
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Read MoreSeeds of hope, links to the future, the world’s time capsules number 15,000. And counting.
Read MoreThe Future has a past that can teach us how to hope again. Onwards.
Read MoreThink it’s too late to do anything about global warming? Rebecca Solnit says, “think again.”
Read MoreDuring dark times, an upstart college dared to open the doors to the future — of art, dance, poetry, music. . .
Read MoreMatthew B. Crawford, Ph.D can fix your Harley, but can he fix the American malaise?
Read MoreThe miracle of writing evaded the natives until one man made the leap.
Read MoreLightning may not strike often, but “The Lightning Field” electrifies the New Mexico desert.
Read MoreTwo Attics, almost 50 articles, and another year of kinder, cooler. When you needed that more than ever.
Read MoreBeyond “dark and stormy night,” “bad lit” contests made purple prose proliferate.
Read MoreWhen Jan Harold Brunvand heard the same stories from students, he began collecting “urban legends.” They are too much with us now.
Read MoreBig Bands were all male, all white. Then from the shadows of Jim Crow came the International Sweethearts of Rhythm.
Read MoreWith America at war, Judge Learned Hand deftly defined “The Spirit of Liberty”
Read MoreOne last weekend, one last summer -- remembered.
Read MoreFrom a small bonfire on a beach, Burning Man has grown to 75,000 joyous Burners in the Nevada desert. Why not?
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