insights @mprove
A mindful treasure list of conversations and talks about culture and science
This collection of talks and conversations on culture and science should provide insights that are otherwise lost in the vastness of the world wide web. There is no specific order, but lots of implicit references between.
This page is growing. There are a couple of more videos in the pipeline to be added soon.
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-Matthias mprove
English Talks
Fiona Shaw talks about Nothing
Rubin Museum of Art 2011
TheFionaShaw The Waste Land by T.S. Eliot /part 1
Brian Eno: What is Art actually for?
AA School of Architecture 2016
dark_shark
Brian Eno and Danny Hillis: White on White (3 minutes)
Brian Eno 2018 on generative art (77 minutes)The John Peel Lecture - Brian Eno, 2015 (60 minutes)
Alan Kay: Rethinking CS Education, 2015
Alan Kay Media Centrer
Neil Postman: Informing ourselves to death, 1993
(hosted by Alan Kay and Don Norman in the audience!)
Kurt Vonnegut† at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, 2004
The Shape of All Stories
Kirby Ferguson: Everything is a Remix Remastered, 2015
remixeverything
Lawrence Lessig: The Internet’s Coming Silent Spring
at USENIX 2002
lessig lessig.org
Andri Magnason: May you live in interesting times
Bucerius Zukunftscamp 2014
AndriMagnason
John Oliver on the rigor of laughter in these crazy political timesThe Philadelphia Citizen -Ideas We Should Steal- Festival, 2020
Last Week Tonight LastWeekTonight | cf. Vint Cerf on March-20, 2020
Margaret Hamilton, NASA’s first software engineer
MAKERS 2017
A similar portrait by the Computer History Museum (8 minues)
Margaret Hamilton at ICSE 2018 (64 minutes)
Robert Wills: Light Years Ahead | The 1969 Apollo Guidance Computer (80 minutes)
Hermann Maurer: Technological Dreams & Nightmares – An Outlook To The (Near) Future
Shaping Interactive Knowledge for the 21st Century, Lübeck 2005
hamaurer
Thomas Madsen-Mygdal on Reboot’ing
Slides – Raum Schiff Erde 2010
mygdal
Steve Jobs†: Secrets of Life 1994
Bill Verplank’s keynote at interaction 11, 2011
Bill Verplank Sketching Metaphors 2008 /photo set
Ivan Sutherland’s closing remarks at Hyperkult XX, 2011
The Art of Engineering | Leadership | Fun
Barbara Hannigan interviewed by Sarah Willis: Performing and Music Communication, 2013
HanniganBarbara More Hannigan videos
sarahwillis Sarah´s Horn Hangouts
Vorträge auf Deutsch
1h 42
Joseph Weizenbaum† Social and political impact of the long term history of computing
MEDICHI Klagenfurt 2007
Joseph Weizenbaum† Social and political impact of the long term history of computingMEDICHI Klagenfurt 2007
50 Minuten 
Piet Vroon† Drei Hirne im Kopf 1993
Ein Radio-Feature von Mechthild Müser
Piet Vroon legacy on youtube
Piet Vroon† Drei Hirne im Kopf 1993
Ein Radio-Feature von Mechthild Müser
Piet Vroon legacy on youtube
5 Minuten (77 Minuten) 
Peter Kruse† Wie reagieren Menschen auf wachsende Komplexität? 2008
Aus Peter Kruse – Führung (22 Segmente, 77 Minuten)
Peter Kruse† Wie reagieren Menschen auf wachsende Komplexität? 2008
Aus Peter Kruse – Führung (22 Segmente, 77 Minuten)
56 Minuten
Jörg Pflüger: Alles ist möglich
Hyperkult, Lüneburg 2011
/via HyperKult HyperArchive
/cf. Walter Lewin:
Jörg Pflüger: Alles ist möglich
Hyperkult, Lüneburg 2011
/via HyperKult HyperArchive
/cf. Walter Lewin:
Any measurement that you make without any knowledge on its uncertainty is completeley meaningless.
- Was darf Satire? Sarah Bosetti, Dieter Nuhr, Anna Dushime, Christian Ehring, Anny Hartmann, Florian Schroeder und Harald Martenstein. Gastgeber war rbb radioeins-Moderator Marco Seiffert /via sarahbosetti
- Probleme mit den Öffentlich-Rechtlichen, Jürgen Liminski 2016