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If you can’t wait around for the future to happen, chances are you will feel at home at the FutureEverything festival. From it’s base in Manchester, England, it’s been chasing the future for fifteen years and has no intention of giving up. An annual gathering of some of the world’s most pioneering artists, technologists and political activists, it has brought into sharp focus the freshest ideas in the intersection between digital and urban environments. They call their mission “prototyping the world." Says technologist Adam Greenfield, “If the entire city is going to be addressable, and scriptable and query-able, then we should be thinking about what kinds of networked cities we want to be living in.”
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Video Length: 533
Date Found: September 15, 2010
Date Produced: September 15, 2010
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