I recently attended an Evolver event entitled: The Singularity Is Where? Dialogue with Jason Silva & Daniel Pinchbeck
I thought the evening was interesting, though the conversation meandered all over the god damned place (as you might well imagine). One thing I have noticed about these two is that they speak almost entirely in references. This is not condemnation, it is one of the things I love about them.
During the evening I jotted down every reference I could snag and then spent some time looking them all up.
Below is a kind of bibliography I suppose of their conversation. I have to say that my brain literally hurt after going back and learning about all of these wonderful people and references. I am extremely grateful to these two wonderful men for tuning me into so many important frequencies.
I apologize in advance for anything I lifted off the internet without referencing properly. Please know I basically did not write any of this. I will include as many links to the people’s official webpages as possible. When in doubt assume I took the text from wikipedia (unless it ends with a quote about them, in which case I probably took it from their TED page, or if it is a book, most likely from Amazon). Enjoy!
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