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Exploding Technology Recorded May 21, 2000 G U E S T [S] :
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MODERATED BY:
Richard Friedhoff, Grace Cathedral Trustee
Technology: the key to our future or the key to our destruction? The overbearing and in-your-face tech craze has hit us like an asteroid from space. Whether you like it or not, it's here to stay, resistance is no longer an option in this century. Bill Joy, one of the founders of Sun Microsystems, gives us his predictions of where technology is headed and how it will continue to reshape our lives and the way we think.
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Three digital experts, Russ Mitchell from Wired Magazine, Sarah
Blackmun of the Electronic University Network, and Richard Friedhoff author
of Visualization: the Second Computer Revolution, discuss issues
of community, spirituality, and transformation in the age of the computer.
Are 'technolibertarian' values dominating the dot com landscape? Paulina
Borsook denounces the 'cyberselfishness' of silicon valley.
Jeff Zaleski discusses the nature of the Internet, focusing on the implications
of the medium for one's consciousness. Is it possible for the Internet
to coexist with a fulfilling spiritual life?
Ellen Ullman speaks about her work in the computing world, and the peculiarities
of holding her spiritual life in harmony with her work.
Leslie Danziger, inventor of the principles of fiber optic technology
and founder of Lightpath Technologies, a Silicon Valley firm that patented
a material to bend light, never had scientific training; her work was
revealed to her in a spiritual vision.
