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Welcome to the Future
We are witnessing profound changes in how our world works. Are you ready?
ENTER » TEXT ONLY »Race and Politics: Melissa Harris-Lacewell
Striking a balance between being president of all and a representative of his race “might be Obama’s toughest challenge.”
ENTER » TEXT ONLY »National Values: Andrew J. Bacevich
The Obama administration can do nothing more important than inspire Americans to reexamine “what we mean by freedom.”
ENTER » TEXT ONLY »America’s Soul: Grace Lee Boggs
The Detroit-based activist and philosopher sees an America with the chance to remake itself for the better.
ENTER » TEXT ONLY »Cultural Freedom: James Boyle
To realize the creative potential of the digital age, we must rethink intellectual property rights as part of a new “environmentalism of the mind.”
ENTER » TEXT ONLY »Genomics: Juan Enriquez
In the decades to come, the ability to understand the genetic code of life will change the global balance of power.
ENTER » TEXT ONLY »Planetary Survival: Daniel M. Kammen
Solving our energy problems and saving life on Earth will require reinventing the American economy in order to create and sustain a new wave of technological innovation.
ENTER » TEXT ONLY »Future’s Future: Ray Kurzweil
As the power of technology continues to grow, humans will soon become one with computers.
ENTER » TEXT ONLY »Meta-Museum: David McFadden
The chief curator of New York’s Museum of Arts and Design speaks to how the project of art institutions is being redefined.
ENTER » TEXT ONLY »Humbled Visions: Pablo Helguera
As money drains out of the art market, there is a good chance that the art will actually get better.
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