People
New generation
Donald Knuth
The Yoda of computer programming. John Horton Conway
Pure thinking. Stanislaw Lem
The prophet of our times masked as a sci-fi legend. Asymmetry is the new world order
Bertrand Russell
The one who broke all rules and changed the XX. century John C Lilly
He was programming dolphins and humans. Like we do computers. Gerd Gerken
He wrote 20 years ago the headlines of today. And he still writes. Valentin F Turchin
Father of cybernetics. Understanding life from 4,000,000,000 B.C. Paul Virilio
The one who lived and understood technology is more important than humans. We are living the aesthetics of disappearance
Craig J Venter
A biologist acting God and creating synthetic life. Adam Curtis
Power and how it works in society Bela Hamvas
The librarian of all ancient knowledge. Steve Yegge
The new breed. One who knows what Control really is. Arthur Rimbaud
The invincible genius. He was deliberately looking for death. I am thinked
Hasan Elahi
The 0.00001% There are no requirements
John Dos Passos
A sharp eyewitness of the birth of capitalism. Dostoevsky
Genial insights into human mind, heart and spirit we never had any caprice or will of our own
Albert Laszlo Barabasi
Like Betrand Russell for the XXth, perhaps he knows the essence of this century. think yourself as a dreaming robot on autopilot
Julian Assange
Breaking the sanctuary of state and politics Stephen Hawking
A scientist adding an imaginary dimension to reality and saving the world, and us. The afterlife is a fairy tale
Lyudmila Ulitskaya
Writes about aristocracy. And about the invisible things. Nikita Mikhalkov
The Russian cultural oligarch. Dimitri Verhults
Writer. About living with attitude. Alexander Brody
A gentleman. Samuel Butler
Humanist Advertising is the way we grant power to the machines.
Aleksandr Kuprin
Who knew more about humans than Dostoevskiy. Art, science, free physical work
Jorge Luis Borges
The first metaman. In that moment you stop believing it, disappears.
Charles Bukowski
A brutalist Flip the coin