Preface : the edge question / by John Brockman
Introduction : the dawn of entanglement / by W. Daniel Hillis
The bookless library / Nicholas Carr
The invisible college / Clay Shirky
Net gain / Richard Dawkins
Let us calculate / Frank Wilczek
The waking dream / Kevin Kelly
To dream the waking dream in new ways / Richard Saul Wurman
Tweet me nice / Ian Gold and Joel Gold
The dazed state / Richard Foreman
What's missing here? / Matthew Ritchie
Power corrupts / Daniel C. Dennett
The rediscovery of fire / Chris Anderson
The rise of social media is really a reprise / June Cohen
The internet and the loss of tranquility / Noga Arikha
The greatest detractor to serious thinking since television / Leo Chalupa
The large information Collider, BDTs, and gravity holidays on Tuesdays / Paul Kedrosky
The web helps us see what isn't there / Eric Drexler
Knowledge without, focus within, people everywhere / David Dalrymple
A level playing field / Martin Rees
Move aside, sex / Seth Lloyd
Rivaling Gutenberg / John Tooby
The shoulders of giants / William Calvin
Brain candy and bad mathematics / Mark Pagel
Publications can perish / Robert Shapiro
Will the great leveler destroy diversity of thought? / Frank J. Tipler
We have become hunter-gatherers of images and information / Lee Smolin
The human texture of information / Jon Kleinberg
Not at all / Steven Pinker
This is your brain on internet / Terrence Sejnowski
The sculpting of human thought / Donald Hoffman
What kind of a dumb question is that? / Andy Clark
Public dreaming / Thomas Metzinger
The age of (quantum) information? / Anton Zeilinger
Edge, A to Z (pars pro toto) / Hans Ulrich Obrist


The degradation of predictability - and knowledge / Nassim N. Taleb
Calling you on your crap / Sean Carroll
How I think about how I think / Lera Boroditsky
I am not exactly a thinking person - I am a poet / Jonas Mekas
Kayaks versus canoes / George Dyson
The upload has begun / Sam Harris
Hell if I know / Gregory Paul
What I notice / Brian Eno
It's not what you know, it's what you can find out / Marissa Mayer
When I'm on the net, I start to think / Ai Weiwei
The internet has become boring / Andrian Kreye
The dumb butler / Joshua Greene
Finding stuff remains a challenge / Philip Campbell
Attention, crap detection, and network awareness / Howard Rheingold
Information metabolism / Esther Dyson
Ctrl + click to follow link / George Church
Replacing experience with facsimile / Eric Fischl and April Gornik
Outsourcing the mind / Gerd Gigerenzer
A prehistorian's perspective / Timothy Taylor
The fourth phase of homo sapiens / Scott Atran
Transience is now permanence / Douglas Coupland
A return to the Scarlet-Letter Savanna / Jesse Bering
Take love / Helen Fisher
Internet mating strategies / David M. Buss
Internet society / Robert R. Provine
Don't ring me / Aubrey De Grey
A thousand hours a year / Simon Baron-Cohen
Thinking like the internet, thinking like biology / Nigel Goldenfeld
The internet makes me think in the present tense / Douglas Rushkoff
Social prosthetic systems / Stephen M. Kosslyn
Evolving a global brain / W. Tecumseh Fitch
Search and emergence / Rudy Rucker


My fingers have become part of my brain / James O'Donnell
A mirror for the world's foibles / John Markoff
A completely new form of sense / Terence Koh
By changing my behavior / Seirian Sumner
There is no new self / Nicholas A. Christakis
I once was lost but now am found, or How to navigate in the chartroom of memory / Neri Oxman
The greatest pornographer / Alun Anderson
My sixth sense / Albert-Laśzló Barabási
The internet reifies a logic already there / Tom McCarthy
Instant gratification / Peter H. Diamandis
The internet as social amplifier / David G. Myers
Navigating physical and virtual lives / Linda Stone
Not everything or everyone in the world has a home on the internet / Barry C. Smith
Ephemera and back again / Chris Dibona
What do we think about? Who gets to do the thinking? / Evgeny Morozov
The internet is a cultural form / Virginia Heffernan
Wallowing in the world of knowledge / Peter Schwartz
One's guild / Stewart Brand
Trusting nothing, debate everything / Jason Calacanis
Harmful one-liners, an ocean of facts, and rewired minds / Haim Harari
What other people think / Marti Hearst
The extinction of experience / Scott D. Sampson
The collective nature of human intelligence / Matt Ridley
Six ways the internet may save civilization / David Eagleman
Better neuroxing through the internet / Samuel Barondes
A gift to conspirators and terrorists everywhere / Marcel Kinsbourne
The ant hill / Eva Wisten
I can make a difference because of the internet / Bruce Hood


Go virtual, young man / Eric Weinstein
My internet mind / Thomas A. Bass
"If you have cancer, don't go on the internet" / Karl Sabbagh
Incomprehensible visitors from the technological future / Alison Gopnik
"Go native" / Howard Gardner
The maximization of neoteny / Jaron Lanier
Wisdom of the crowd / Keith Devlin
Weirdness of the crowd / Robert Sapolsky
The synchronization of minds / Jamshed Bharucha
My judgment enhancer / Geoffrey Miller
Speed plus mobs / Alan Alda
Repetition, availability, and truth / Daniel Haun
The armed truce / Irene M. Pepperberg
More efficient, but to what end? / Emanuel Derman
I have outsourced my memory / Charles Seife
The new balance : more processing, less memorization / Fiery Cushman
The enemy of insight? / Anthony Aguirre
The joy of just-enoughness / Judith Rich Harris
The rise of internet prosthetic brains and soliton personhood / Clifford Pickover
Immortality / Juan Enriquez
A third replicator / Susan Blackmore
Bells and smoke / Christine Finn
Dare, care, and share / Tor Nørretranders
Getting close / Stuart Pimm
A miracle and a curse / Ed Regis
"The plural of anecdote is not data" / Lisa Randall
Collective action and the global commons / Giulio Boccaletti
Informed, tightfisted, and synthetic / Laurence C. Smith
Massive collaboration / Andrew Lih
We know less about thinking than we think / Steven R. Quartz
An impenetrable machine / Emily Pronin
A question without an answer / Tony Conrad
Conceptual compasses for deeper generalists / Paul W. Ewald
Art making going rural / James Croak
The cat is out of the bag / Max Tegmark
Everyone is an expert / Roger Schank


Pioneering insights / Neil Gershenfeld
Thinking in the Amazon / Daniel L. Everett
The virtualization of the universe / David Gelernter
Information-provoked attention deficit disorder / Rodney Brooks
Present versus future self / Brian Knutson
I am realizing how nice people can be / Paul Bloom
My perception of time / Marina Abramović
The rotating problem, or How I learned to accelerate my mental clock / Stanislas Dehaene
I must confess to being perplexed / Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
Taking on the habits of the scientist, the investigative reporter, and the media critic / Yochai Benkler
Thinking as therapy in a world of too much / Ernst Pöppel
Internet is wind / Stefano Boeri
Of knowledge, content, place, and space / Galia Solomonoff
The power of conversation / Gloria Origgi
A real-time perpetual time capsule / Nick Bilton
Getting from Jack Kerouac to the pentatonic scale / Jesse Dylan
A vehicle for large-scale education about the human mind / Mahzarin R. Banaji
Sandbars and portages / Tim O'Reilly
No one is immune to the storms that shake the world / Raqs Media Collective
Dowsing through data / Xeni Jardin
Bleat for yourself / Larry Sanger.