How do we get people thinking more creatively and optimistically about the future? Start with a story. The Center for Science and the Imagination’s Project Hieroglyph teams up science fiction authors
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Our global imagination about the future is dominated by gloomy dystopias and apocalyptic endgame scenarios. Can science fiction help us create visions of the future that are inspiring and optimistic,
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Free event – registration required! Use the Eventbrite widget to the right or visit Eventbrite to register. Our global imagination about the future is dominated by gloomy dystopias and apocalyptic endgame
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Admission: $5.00; tickets and book pre-orders are available at the Town Hall Seattle website Author Neal Stephenson (Reamde, Snow Crash) laments our society’s loss of a key superpower — the ability
