Imagining future in the past
This is the future of the Harvard Library. Meet Hannah. Hannah's study group is looking at innovations in bicycle technology. She talks to a reference librarian to make sure she's...
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>> facilitator: Mic check, mic check [the crowd repeats all words] Thank you Angela. We now have time for questions, Fraley will take stack. Please make sure she gets your eye contact,...
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Okay. [Kathleen Miller] I want to let you know that we are recording this session. However, there will be 10 minutes at the end of the session where we will not be recording, so if there are any...
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As the course of time ends in this designated flow there is a reaction and a frantic movement toward a solution. The focus of humanity is to bring about an ecological transformation of the planet. The...
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I saw three old ladies walking down the street And their steps reminded me Paul's Sixty four So they sit on the square's bench and spoke for all day Someday I'm gonna rest in...
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What we wanted to do was give people free rein. To say: based on your scholarly knowledge, based on your professional experience, imagine what the future might be. I think what has come out of that is...
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Yes. I’m a biochemist. I, I did my thesis work working on bacteria, and then I switched to, to plants. Um, bio- the biochemistry of plants. And I’ve worked on topics such as: how do plants make...
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So my name is John Savill. I'm currently serving as the Chief Executive of the Medical Research Council. Probably the most important work that the MRC has been involved in has been to do with...
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