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ist, yes, but in the good sense of an open elite, based on meritocracy. The way someone is added to the Edge list is when I receive a word from a Steven Pinker, a Brian Eno. a Martin Rees or a Richard Dawkins. telling me to do so. It's as simple as that and I don't recall ever saying no in such circumsta

The result: a whopping hardback, How is the Internet Changing the Way You Think?The Net's Impact on Our Minds and Future. published last week by Atlantic Books. Reading it over Christmas. I was intrigued by the book and entailed John Brockman to discuss some of the thoughts it evoked. What follows is an

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ng to. It's about human communication. "We're talking." How is the Internet Changing the Way You Think?, edited by John Brockman. is published by Atlantic Books. John Naughton's From Gutenberg to Zuckerberg What You Really Need to Know About the Internet is published by Quercus Books. To buy either rifle

ist, yes, but in the good sense of an open elite, based on meritocracy. The way someone is added to the Edge list is when I receive a word from a Steven Pinker, a Brian Eno, a Martin Rees or a Richard Dawkins. telling me to do so. It's as simple as that and I don't recall ever saying no in such circumsta

dge list is when I receive a word from a Steven Pinker, a Brian Eno, a Martin Rees or a Richard Dawkins

The result: a whopping hardback, How is the Internet Changing the Way You Think? The Net's Impact on Our Minds and Future, published last week by Atlantic Books. Reading it over Christmas, I was intrigued by the book and emailed John Brockman to discuss some of the thoughts it evoked. What follows is an