POP!TECH 8
October 21-23, 2004

FLASH GALLERY

Rethinking Human Nature
Introduction
Malcolm Gladwell
Frans van de Waal
Joel Garreau

Global Creativity
Richard Florida
Jim Rygiel
Human Nature
Bruce Mau
Panel Discussion

Emerging Worldviews
Joseph Chamie
Thomas Barnett
Phillip Longman
Panel Discussion

Happiness
Alex Steffan
Ze Frank
Mike Hawley

The New Naturalism
Jeanine Benyus
Tom Daniel
Panel Discussion

New Explorers
Ben Saunders
Spencer Wells

Big Weather
Brian Fagan
Alexis Rockman
Richard Alley
Panel Discussion

Less-is-More-is-Less
Grant McCracken
Barry Schwartz
Panel Discussion

New Solutions
Ethan Zuckermen
David Bornstein

Connected Politics
Joe Trippi
Adrian Wooldridge
Andrew Rasiej
Panel Discussion

Renaissance Prospects
Zero Boy
Doug Rushkoff

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Presidential candidates are different from us. If we were asked to carry a box for four years and not drop it or else the world will end, we'd say no thanks. But every four years, ten guys come forward and say, "Gimme that box!"

 

The only hope for our democracy is the new community and trust-building that's happening on the Internet; we need to form power at the bottom to change a system that's not working. And it's not an ideological fight.

 

It's about it becoming a more powerful democracy." The Net allows us to come together and "have faith in strangers."

 

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October 21-23, 2004