| The WELL [ ] In 1985, Brand and founded The "Whole Earth 'Lectronic Link" , a prototypical, wide-ranging for intelligent, informed participants the world over | However, during 2005 he criticized aspects of the international ideology he had helped to develop |
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| Sam Martin and Matt Scanlon, "The Long Now: An Interview with Stewart Brand," magazine, January 2001• : 48 Brand and his wife Lois travelled to in a 1963 truck known as the Whole Earth Truck Store, which moved to a storefront in | In 1966, he married Lois Jennings, an |
ended his 2005 commencement address by acknowledging both Stewart Brand and the Whole Earth Catalog, quoting from the latter's final issue, "Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish.
4| Massive Change Radio interview with Stewart Brand, November 2003• External links [ ] Wikimedia Commons has media related to | Brand acquired it from an dealer in Sausalito |
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| Wikiquote has quotations related to:• | [ ] That first oversize Catalog, and its successors in the 1970s and later, reckoned a wide assortment of things could serve as useful "tools": books, maps, garden implements, specialized clothing, ' and ' tools, gear, tents, equipment, professional journals, early synthesizers, and personal computers |
As scholars, scientists, campaigners, and citizens, we write with the conviction that knowledge and technology, applied with wisdom, might allow for a good, or even great,.
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