Name: Tibetan Hindu chant 3 NadekRattanakosin by nadekthai
Duration: 52 s
Description: Tibetan Hindu chant 3 NadekRattanakosin

1989 Dream Girl EP

1989 Dream Girl

Today my guest on Singularity 1 on 1 is Vernor Vinge — the very person who coined the technological singularity as a term.

Despite his busy schedule Prof. Vinge still managed to give us over an hour of his time and during our conversation I ask him to discuss issues such as: his childhood and early interest in science fiction; his desire to make sense of the universe; his definition of the technological singularity and the story behind the term; his now classic 1993 NASA paper; his favorite science fiction books and authors; major milestones on the way towards the singularity and our chances to survive such an unprecedented event.

Who is Vernor Vinge?

Arguably the second most recognized singularitarian, Vernor Vinge spent most of his life in San Diego, California where he taught mathematics and computer science at San Diego State University for over thirty years and where he still lives today.

After retiring from teaching Vernor became widely sought as a public speaker and presenter for business, science, science fiction and general audiences. He has won Hugo Awards for several of his books such as: A Fire Upon The Deep(1992), A Deepness in the Sky(1999) and for the novella Fast Times at Fairmont High(2001).

Known for his rigorous hard-science approach Vinge first became an iconic figure both among cybernetic scientists and sci fi fans with the publication of his 1981 novella True Names, widely considered to be the visionary work behind the internet revolution. Later he gained even more public attention for his coining the term, writing and presenting about the technological singularity.

Vernor Vinge on the Singularity: We Can Surpass the Wildest Dreams of Optimism

Following a string of high profile remixes, a debut EP & collaborations with the Point Point crew, and pioneering a new promotional platform and soon-to-be-label, bitbird, Dutch beatsmith San Holo connects with NEST for the release of his latest single “We Rise” this Monday, February 23rd.

There’s an intrinsic positivity found in “We Rise” (and all of San Holo’s stylings) that evokes an instant pleasure state in the listener. Irresistible leads meet with emotive chords before crashing into savage Hip Hop percussion, illuminating the light & bright side of the ever-evolving Future Beats designation. The repeating vocal, “We rise, we fall,” adds to the single’s powerful energy, augmenting the overall depth of the track for a lasting effect that lingers long after the song comes to an end.

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San Holo - We Rise [NEST047]

A sick Sample by donald byrd 
"Miss Kane"
Mad flute steez

Classical Arrest - BYCD (Donald Byrd Sample)

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made it on reason 4

Classical remix

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