2012: Stories From the Near Future
November 12, 2007 11:26 PM   Subscribe

The inaugural New Yorker Conference, “2012: Stories From the Near Future,” took place on May 6 and 7, 2007. Here is an archive of videos from the event.
posted by parudox (10 comments total) 9 users marked this as a favorite
 
There are no comments on this? Will Wright even demonstrates Spore, and there are still no comments? What's wrong with you people?
posted by Joakim Ziegler at 12:17 AM on November 13, 2007


Malcolm Gladwell needs to cut his hair and Will Wright needs to shit or get off the Spore pot.
posted by wemayfreeze at 12:43 AM on November 13, 2007


Ulrich Obrist's is just a lot of aphorisms on "the future". Oh, and interview marathons centred around "architecture without meaning" which somehow involved "a protest against forgetting"-- as a way to innovate conference technique in ways similar to changes in exhibition space in the 20th century. Or something like that.
posted by honest knave at 1:14 AM on November 13, 2007


There are no comments on this? Will Wright even demonstrates Spore, and there are still no comments? What's wrong with you people?
posted by Joakim Ziegler at 3:17 AM on November 13 [+] [!]


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Get with the Eastern Standard Agenda, eh?
posted by tarheelcoxn at 5:28 AM on November 13, 2007


Haidt blew my mind. I have to share this. Thanks parudox!
posted by tarheelcoxn at 5:58 AM on November 13, 2007


Flatulence: 2012
posted by Skygazer at 6:51 AM on November 13, 2007


Malcolm Gladwell needs to cut his hair

Haircut: 2012
posted by Skygazer at 6:53 AM on November 13, 2007


Hubris: 2012
posted by Skygazer at 6:55 AM on November 13, 2007


Haircut 100
posted by ZenMasterThis at 8:13 AM on November 13, 2007 [1 favorite]


Wait, does this mean we have to wait another 5 years for Spore?
posted by wemayfreeze at 11:23 AM on November 13, 2007


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