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Sunday
May022010

What Does Technology Want ?

DateSunday, May 2, 2010

Kevin Kelly, co-founder of Wired Magazine, is releasing a new book Viking/Penguin publishers call "What Technology Wants," this fall. He is a well thought of speaker and writer and I enjoyed watching a recent interview on his lecture at TEDxAmsterdam named after the upcoming book "What Technology Wants". The topic is timely given the rapid advancement of technology and its impact on people and organizations.

Watch the video for a better understanding of where technology is headed and what it truly is - a cosmic force that preceeded humans - a force of self organization that we are riding into the future. His full lecture and slides are below.

 

 

TEDxAmsterdam: Kevin Kelly from TEDxAmsterdam on Vimeo.

 

Kevin Kelly

 

AuthorBryan K. O'Rourke | CommentPost a Comment |
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