Technology in the Post Modern Age: A Conversation with John Lienhard

We were in a kind of dark age.  If during the age of technology the world was drunk on possibilities, the post-modern world of the second half of the 20th century was terrified by the horrors of technology. If the earlier Age of Technology was outward and expansive, post-modern technology is inward and compressed. Early 20th century people dreamed of flying cars and television phones. Now that we can build these devices, the interest is no longer there.

source: 
Arthur E. Berman, HGS Webmanager
releasedate: 
Tuesday, December 6, 2005
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HGS Bulletin