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The late 70s and early 80s had lots of these kind of wonderful "collections of interesting stuff" in book form. I recall a number of books like this I used to c
by bane 6y ago
The late 70s and early 80s had lots of these kind of wonderful "collections of interesting stuff" in book form. I recall a number of books like this I used to check out of the library constantly that just seemed to ooze with a kind of energy of things and technology and people coming together in just such a way as to hint or suggest at a magnificent future humanity could emerge into. I wasn't the only one who checked these books out as they were all almost constantly checked out. One in particular was a clear offshoot I still remember today called "The Kid's Whole Future Catalog" by Paula Taylor...almost entirely forgotten today, but I managed to snag a copy off of ebay.
I wish we could switch timelines in the future outlined in it.
- MiroF 6y agoStewart Brand (still alive) is the famous innovator of this sort of stuff, starting with the Whole Earth Catalog.