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What should we be worried about? : real scenarios that keep scientists up at night / [edited by] John Brockman.

What should we be worried about? : real scenarios that keep scientists up at night / [edited by] John Brockman.
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ISBN 9780062296238 (paperback)
006229623X (paperback)
Title What should we be worried about? : real scenarios that keep scientists up at night / [edited by] John Brockman.
Edition First edition.
Published New York, NY : Harper Perennial, [2014].
©2014
Description xxvi, 499 pages ; 21 cm.
Notes Includes bibliographical references (pages 479-480) and index.
Summary Posing the question "What should we be worried about?" to one hundred fifty of the world's greatest minds, this collection of responses reveals what about the present or the future worries each of them the most.
Subjects Science -- Forecasting
Science -- Social aspects -- Forecasting
Social prediction
Worry
Fear
Other Names Brockman, John, 1941- editor of compilation.
Pinker, Steven, 1954-. Real risk factors for war
Vinge, Vernor. MADness
Rees, Martin J., 1942-. We are in denial about catastrophic risks
Dennett, Daniel C. Living without the Internet for a couple of weeks
Dyson, George, 1953-. Safe mode for the Internet
Nesse, Randolph M. Fragility of complex systems
Sumner, Seirian. Synthetic world
Hannay, Timo. What is conscious?
Tegmark, Max. Will there be a singularity within our lifetime?
Sterling, Bruce. Singularity
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