A Story That Lasts 10,000 Years (featuring Neil Gaiman)

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Voice sample: Neil Gaiman in "How Stories Last," a Seminar on Long-term Thinking.
Visual material sourced from:
Clock of the Long Now (Public Record)
Anthropocene (Jennifer Baichwal, Nicholas de Pencier and Edward Burtynsky)
VOA
Timelapse of Market Square Clock (Nicholas Lockerman)
Bristlecone Meditations (Mike Flores)
Reuters (Peter Thomas)
How Long is Now | A Documentary
Ross School
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[@dansv1]

Part of my story is that I milled the teeth on the three big winding gears.
G&L5 at Machinists Inc.

[@luapkirner5331]

Super cool Dan. I would love to be able to say something like that, to be a part of something that will last as long as anything humans have built.

[@groovyt8695]

There should be some kind of Rosetta stone in there too

[@artichoke811]

opens in 2025?