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yOne Lonon; Vice-Chairman, Ogilvy & Mather UK; Columnist, The Spectator DECLINED I NO REPONSE: • Paul Allen • Nicolas Berggruen EFTA00851126 • Jeff Bezos • Nick Bostrom • Sergey Brin • George Church • General James Clapper • Alfonso Cuaron • Daniel C. Dennett • Freeman Dyson • George Dyson • Tony

Allen • Nicolas Berggruen EFTA00851126 • Jeff Bezos • Nick Bostrom • Sergey Brin • George Church

mangar, Senior Vice President, Products, Google; Fmr head of YouTube • Dean Kamen, Inventor and Entrepreneur, DEICA Research • Peter Lee, Corp. VP, Microsoft Research. Fmr, founder/director, DARPA's technology office. Fmr head, Carnegie Mellon Computer Science Department & CMU's Vice Provost for Research. • Marga

ment. AWAITING RESPONSE Paul Allen Yves Behar Jeff Bezos Sergey Brin Peter Diamandis Jennifer Doudna J

AWAITING RESPONSE Paul Allen Yves Behar Jeff Bezos Sergey Brin Peter Diamandis Jennifer Doudna J

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,000 year stretch of time. Hillis and the group of tinkerers, thinkers, and engineers who had backed and designed the clock - people such as Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, spreadsheet inventor Mitch Kapor or investor Esther Dyson - were planning on a project that would stretch as close to eternity as they felt reasonab

s IPOs) had paid for the clock, frankly. And the hope for “instant world” had inspired their dreams long before deep, fast connections were possible. Bezos’s first name for Amazon, Cadabara, captured just this sense of waving wands and the eye-blink “Now you don't see it, now you do!” appearance of just

ers: Leslie Lamport, “Computer Science and State Machines”, Contribution to a Festschrift honoring Willem-Paul de Roever on his retirement” (Redmond: Microsoft Research, 2008). In its entirety it runs: “Computer scientists collectively suffer from what I call the Whorfian syndrome—the confusion of language with reali