Free Market Liberalism Is Humane - Deirdre McCloskey, Hayek Lecture Series
Economist Deirdre McCloskey explores free market liberalism's humane aspects, challenging conventional views on economics, ethics, and societal progress through historical and ideational perspectives.
Illiberal Reformers - Thomas Leonard, Hayek Lecture Series
Explores economic progressives' role in creating the regulatory welfare state, revealing their paradoxical advocacy for uplift and exclusion, influenced by Darwinism, racial science, and eugenics.
Encontro das Águas - Circulation and Displacement in Art
Artista Clarissa Tossin apresenta obras que exploram temas de circulação e deslocamento, abrangendo uma década de produção interdisciplinar e reflexões sobre identidade cultural.
Workforce Literacy in the Age of Industry 4.0 - Transforming Manufacturing Skills
Explore how Industry 4.0 transforms manufacturing, requiring advanced workforce literacy skills for innovation, productivity, and economic success in the digital age.
Mid-Afternoon Masterclass - Dating Australia's Oldest Rock Art
Explore scientific techniques for dating ancient Australian rock art, integrating traditional knowledge and western science to uncover the stories behind 12,700-year-old paintings.
When Computers Look at Art
Explore how AI and computer vision revolutionize art analysis, offering new insights into paintings' style, meaning, and historical context while addressing challenges in image understanding.
Ray Monk on the Lives of Extraordinary Individuals - Wittgenstein, Russell, Oppenheimer
Explore the lives of Wittgenstein, Russell, and Oppenheimer through philosopher Ray Monk's insights, examining their impact, leadership, and the intersection of art, science, and biography.
Holding Pattern - Progress Notes on a Digressive Exhibition
Explore a digressive exhibition through progress notes, examining themes of waiting, buffering, and temporal experiences in art, literature, and culture.
Learning About Possibilities Through Scientific Models
Exploring how scientists use models to study possibilities, examining epistemic and alethic possibilities, and discussing implications for model construction, assessment, and interpretation in scientific research.
The Decline of Classic Maya Civilization - A Systems Perspective
Explore the systemic factors behind the decline of Southern Maya Lowlands cities around 800 AD, challenging previous collapse theories and examining new archaeological and environmental insights.
Eating Our Words: What the Language of Food Reveals About History and Culture
Explore how language in food reveals insights on history, economics, and culture. From ketchup's origins to menu linguistics, uncover surprising connections between words and cuisine.
Turing's Cathedral - The Origins of the Digital Universe
Explore the intertwined history of nuclear technology and computing, tracing the development of early computers and their impact on the modern digital landscape.
Trust and Panic: The History and Impact of Debt - Lecture 1
Explore the historical, literary, and economic significance of debt, default, and financial crises through John Geanakoplos' analysis of the leverage cycle and its impact on major economic events.
History of Graffiti: Coast to Coast
Explore the evolution and cultural impact of graffiti across America, from its urban roots to its artistic influence, in this comprehensive coast-to-coast journey.
The End of the World - Exploring Apocalyptic Scenarios
Explore apocalyptic scenarios and their implications with experts Annalee Newitz, Armin Ellis, and Lauren Oliver in this thought-provoking panel discussion.
Time Design: Exploring Concepts of Time Across Disciplines - InterPlanetary Festival 2018
Explore time's multifaceted nature through biology, archaeology, and physics in this panel discussion featuring experts Stefani Crabtree, Martine Rothblatt, and Van Savage.
Intelligent Systems, Music, and Social Engineering - InterPlanetary Festival Day 2
Explore intelligent systems, social engineering, and visualization with expert panels, plus a unique theremin concert. Dive into cutting-edge topics with leading thinkers and innovators.
InterPlanetary Festival - Opening Remarks and Sandbox Thinking Panel
Explore innovative sandboxes for thinking and playing, featuring insights from experts on creative problem-solving and interactive learning environments.
Reading Ancient Minds: Metaphor, Culture, and Complexity
Explore how cognitive science and archaeology reveal the impact of conceptual metaphors on human societies, challenging traditional views on cultural influence throughout history.
The Evolution of the Human Family
Explore the evolutionary history of human family structures and their impact on society with insights from anthropology and complex systems research.
Interplanetary Festival - Exploring Complexity Science and Technological Innovation
Explore complexity science and technological innovation through engaging panels, art, music, and more at this unique summer festival blending science and culture.