Check out this little web app I made for fun: deep-timeline.oberbrunner.com. It lets you visualize world events through deep time. It uses logarithmic scaling, so you can see how the present (a day, a week, a year) smoothly fades into the very deepest past. Part of my work with #LongNowBoston.
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I wrote a blog post based on my talk this fall for #LongNowBoston at the Cambridge Science Festival. The idea is that evolution and the scientific method are two sides of the same coin. www.oberbrunner.com/blog/evoluti... #science #philosophy #evolution
Thanks to Bob Sprague of YourArlington for reposting our #LongNowBoston letter on #geoengineering, "Research is worth pursuing, but these are not easy fixes:" www.yourarlington.com/component/ea...
Thanks to the Boston Globe for publishing our recent letter on #climatechange #geoengineering research. "Research is worth pursuing, but these are not easy fixes." #longnowboston www.bostonglobe.com/2024/11/25/o...
I recently gave a talk at #LongNowBoston on how the scientific method is basically evolution in other clothes. Both rely on variation & selection; in science, variation comes from new ideas and human creativity, selection comes down to experiment: testability & refutation. https://buff.ly/3O938Ii
Danny Hillis giving an update on the 10,000 year clock at #longnowboston summer picnic. Great time and so many thought-provoking, inspiring conversations!