The Clock of the Long Now¶
Brand, S. (1999). The Clock of the Long Now: Time and Responsibility. Basic Books.
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- Deep Time
- Some human institutions explicitly adopt deep-time horizons in their governance and planning, a possibility Brand (1999), in The Clock of the Long Now, articulated as a design challenge: how to engineer institutions, artifacts, and rituals capable of persisting across the 10,000-year horizons that human-induced problems and opportunities now occupy.
This sourceArticulates the design problem of building institutions, artifacts, and rituals that persist across 10,000-year horizons; describes the Long Now 10,000-Year Clock and Rosetta Disk.
- Some human institutions explicitly adopt deep-time horizons in their governance and planning, a possibility Brand (1999), in The Clock of the Long Now, articulated as a design challenge: how to engineer institutions, artifacts, and rituals capable of persisting across the 10,000-year horizons that human-induced problems and opportunities now occupy.
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