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How Buildings Learn
“Well, I wrote a whole book called How Buildings Learn, which is probably my best book, and it’s certainly the most successful.”
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Stewart Brand
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Certainly in this century, I think we’ll have what looks like and acts like woolly mammoths back.
“Certainly in this century, I think we’ll have what looks like and acts like woolly mammoths back.”
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02 / belief
Whenever anybody says something disparaging about Silicon Valley and tech bros and so on, I think of Patrick and think, “Well, that’s bullsh — .
“Whenever anybody says something disparaging about Silicon Valley and tech bros and so on, I think of Patrick and think, “Well, that’s bullsh — .”
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03 / belief
I think that’s very good in terms of long-term thinking because people who are older have a longer “now.
“I think that’s very good in terms of long-term thinking because people who are older have a longer “now.”
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04 / belief
Kim Stanley Robinson recently did a book called, I think, Aurora, where he basically makes your point and my point: that if you get people out that far, the wear and tear on the social fabric, on the biology, on everything — you cannot isolate a very complex biological system like humans for that long and expect to get anywhere that’s useful.
“Kim Stanley Robinson recently did a book called, I think, Aurora, where he basically makes your point and my point: that if you get people out that far, the wear and tear on the social fabric, on the biology, on everything — you cannot isolate a very complex biological system like humans for that long and expect to get anywhere that’s useful.”
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05 / belief
I was jumping out of airplanes and climbing things and doing all the dangerous stuff that you do when you’re young and witless. That one, I think, was an outgrowth of the Bay Area of Midpeninsula T-groups that developed the confrontational personal interaction in group sessions.
“I was jumping out of airplanes and climbing things and doing all the dangerous stuff that you do when you’re young and witless. That one, I think, was an outgrowth of the Bay Area of Midpeninsula T-groups that developed the confrontational personal interaction in group sessions.”
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