The document discusses the past, present, and future of technology. Part One describes the Golden Age as being personally seductive and appealing to all people. Part Two examines examples of the Silver Age, including books becoming more focused digital experiences and medicine transitioning to monitoring health. Part Three suggests the Bronze Age will involve building new technologies from nothing, with capabilities fulfilling needs in ways not anticipated, creating positive cycles of progress.

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6. Teh Awesome.

7. Te Awesome.

8. The Future

9. Part One:
The Golden Age

12. Personally seductive.

17. All things to all people.

23. Part Two:
The Silver Age

30. Example One:
The Book

35. The focal point.

36. tl;dr

37. It wants to be liberated.

38. Example Two:
Beef Mince

44. Essentially impossible.

46. Exceptionally desirable.

47. “When can I have it?”

48. Example Three:
Medicine

50. 160 / 120

52. Poison?

53. Precisely backward.

55. An interface
to ourselves.

56. A revolution
in waiting.

57. Part Three:
The Bronze Age

59. Starting from zero.

60. Lights on; nobody home.

61. capability / systems / need

63. From a direction no
one expects.

64. The virtuous cycle.

65. Open the door.

66. Thank You!
Mark Pesce
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mark@markpesce.com