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• 10 things you didn`t know about orgasm (Roach)
• 1.3m reasons to re-invent the syringe (Koska)
• 17 words of architectural inspiration (Liebeskind)
• 18 Minutes with an Agile Mind (Stoll)
• 4 environmental heresies (Brand)
• 4 Predictions about the future (Negroponte)
• 6 ways mushrooms can save the world (Stamets)
• A 20-year tale of hope: How we re-grew a rain forrest (Smits)
• A Beautiful New Theory of Everything (Lisi)
• A bold vision for teaching arts and sciences - together (Jemison)
• A brief digression on matters of lost (Hodgman)
• A brief history of violence (Pinker)
• A different way to think about creative genius (Gilbert)
• A digital library, free to the world (Kahle)
• A jungle search for the next pandemic virus (Wolfe)
• A kinder, gentler philosophy of success (de Botton)
• All roads lead to Rome Antics (Macaulay)
• A new way to explain explanation (Deutsch)
• An inside tour of the world` biggest supercollider (Cox)
• An introduction to genomics (Schuler)
• A powerful idea about teaching ideas (Kay)
• A radical idea: Charter cities (Romer)
• Architecture is a special effects machine (Diller)
• Architecture, modern and romantic (Kroloff)
• Architecture that repairs itself? (Armstrong)
• Are we in control of our own Decisions? (Ariely)
• Art that looks back at you (Levin)
• Asia`s rise: how and when (Rosling)
• Asking big questions about the Universe (Hawking)
• A surprising idea for solving climate change (Keith)
• A surprising look at celebrity (Jackson)
• A third way to think about aid (Novogratz)
• A university for the coming singularity (Kurzweil)
• Beauty and truth in physics (Gell-Mann)
• Beyond the crisis, mindboggling science and the arrival of Homo evolutis (Enriquez)
• Biomimicry in action (Benyus)
• Brain Magic (Barry)
• Brain science is about to fundamentally change computing (Hawkins)
• breaking the illusion of skin color (Jablonski)
• Building a brain in a Supercomputer (Markram)
• Building on the green agenda (Foster)
• Can we domesticate germs? (Ewald)
• Coaching for people, not points (Wooden)
• Creativity (Tan)
• Creativity, fulfillment and flow (Csikszentmihalyi)
• Debunking third-world myths with the best stats you (Rosling)
• Design, discovery and humor (Carson)
• Designers should think big (Brown)
• Digging for humanity (Leakey)
• Digital Emily - a photo real digital face (Debevec)
• Discovering bacteria (Bassler)
• Earths mass extinctions (Ward)
• Exploring the frontiers of happiness (Gilbert)
• Exploring the ocean`s hidden secrets (Ballard)
• Exploring the reef`s Twilight Zone (Pyle)
• Exploring the re-wiring of the brain (Merzenich)
• Exposing the invisible (Veasey)
• Great design is serious (not solemn) (Scheer)
• Great ideas for finding new energy (Gross)
• Health, population and the human mind (Minsky)
• Helping humans and animals live together in Africa (Goodall)
• Here is how to protect the blue heart of the planet (Earle)
• Hold your breath for micro-sculpture (Wigan)
• How a ragtag band created Wikipedia (Wales)
• How Benjamin Button got his face (Ulbrich)
• How calculus is changing architecture (Lynn)
• How does technology evolve? Like we did (Kelly)
• How engineers learn from evolution (Full)
• How food shapes our cities (Steel)
• How great design makes ideas new (Glaser)
• How ideas trump economic crises -- a surprising lesson from 1929 (Tabarrok)
• How I`m trying to change the world now (Gates)
• How robots will invade our lives (Brooks)
• How spectroscopy could reveal alien life (Israelian)
• How technology`s accelerated power will transform us (Kurzweil)
• How the Internet enables intimacy (Broadband)
• How the Net aids dictatorships (Morozov)
• How things in nature tend to sync up (Strogatz)
• How to live to be 100+ (Buettner)
• How Twitter can make history (Shirky)
• How Twitter`s spectacular growth is being driven by unexpected uses (WIlliams)
• Hunting the next killer virus (DeRisi)
• Inside the Google Machine (Page)
• Institutions vs. collaboration (Shirky)
• Laws that choke creativity (Lessig)
• Lead like the great conductors (Talgam)
• Let my dataset change your mindset (Rosling)
• Life on Mars? Let`s look in the caves (Boston)
• Making a computer that works like a brain (Boahden)
• Mapping the Future of Countries (Khanna)
• Memes and "temes" (Blackmore)
• Military robots and the future of war (Singer)
• My history of electroshock therapy (Nuland)
• My quest for the dodo bird, and other obsessions (Savage)
• My year of living biblically (Jacobs)
• Navigating our global future (Goldin)
• New rules for rebuilding a broken nation (Collier)
• New thinking on the climate crisis (Gore)
• Nice Building! Then what? (Gehry)
• One Laptop per Child, two years on (Negroponte)
• On Escaping Poverty (Novogratz)
• On Patient Capitalism (Novogratz)
• On the verge of creating synthetic life (Venter)
• On tribal leadership (Logan)
• Open Source Economics (Benkler)
• Predicting the next 5,000 days of the Web (Kelly)
• Redefining the dictionary (McKean)
• Rethinking the way we sit down (Diffrient)
• Second Life, where anything is possible (Rosedale)
• Siftables, the toy blocks that think (Merrill)
• Software (as) Art (Levin)
• Stumbling on Happiness (Gilbert)
• Surgery`s past, present and robotic future (Mohr)
• Symmetry, reality`s riddle (du Sautoy)
• Tales of Passion (Allende)
• Taryn Simon photographs secret sites (Simon)
• The 4 ways sound affects us (Treasure)
• The art of baking bread (Reinhard)
• The beautiful math that links coral, crochet and hyperbolic geometry (Wertheim)
• The Birth of the Computer (Dyson)
• The brain in love (Fisher)
• The deep oceans: a ribbon of life (Gallo)
• The design genius of Charles and Ray Eames (Demetrios)
• The Design of the Universe (Smoot)
• The future of design is human-centered (kelley)
• The next Web of open, linked data (Berners-Lee)
• The omnivore`s next dilemma (Pollan)
• The paradox of choice (Schwartz)
• The Post-Crisis Consumer (Gerzemer)
• The power of Time Off (Sagmeister)
• The real crisis? We stopped being wise (Schwartz)
• The real danger is lurking in the water (Whittaker)
• The search for dark energy and dark matter (Burchat)
• The stuff of thought (Pinker)
• The surprising science of happiness (Etcoff)
• The surprising science of motivation (Pink)
• The tribes we lead (Godin)
• The true face of Leonardo Da Vinci (Woldhek)
• The Universe is Queerer than we can Suppose (Dawkins)
• The universe on a string (Green)
• The Web and the city (Johnson)
• The Web and TV, a Sibling Rivalry (Hirshberg)
• The Web as random acts of kindness (Zittrain)
• The Web`s secret stories (Harris)
• The worldwide web of belief and ritual (Davis)
• The year I was homeless (Blanton)
• The year open data went worldwide (Berners-Lee)
• Tidying up art (Wehrli)
• Tour the AlloSphere, a stunning new way to see scientific data (Kuchera-Morin)
• Unveiling the beautiful, fragile world of rainforest treetop ecosystems (Nadkarni)
• Using biology to make better animation (Reil)
• Way-new Collaboration (Rheingold)
• We evolved from aquatic apes (Morgan)
• What can fossils teach us? (Sereno)
• What can we learn from the 1918 flu pandemic? (Garrett)
• What hallucination reveals about our minds (Sacks)
• What I`m worried about, what I`m excited about (Joy)
• What positive psychology can help you become (Seligman)
• What separates us from the apes (Goodall)
• Whats s wrong with what we eat (Bittman)
• Why didn`t girls play videogames? (Laurel)
• Why play is vital -- no matter your age (Brown)
• Why societies collapse (Diamond)
• Why the search for alien intelligence matters (Tarter)
• Why we don’t understand as much as we think we do (Drori)
• Will videogames become better than life? (Perry)
• Wiring a web for global good (Brown)
• WorldWide Telescope (Gould)
• You are the future of philanthropy (Fulton)

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