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June 27, 2026 at 6:00:00 PM

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Why are things the way they are today? How did they come to be? How are they made?

Insanely Curious: Preserving MIT’s Past to Inspire the Future

June 27, 2026 at 6:00:00 PM

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Why are things the way they are today? How did they come to be? How are they made?

Insanely Curious: Preserving MIT’s Past to Inspire the Future

June 27, 2026 at 6:00:00 PM

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Why are things the way they are today? How did they come to be? How are they made?

Insanely Curious: Preserving MIT’s Past to Inspire the Future

Wed Oct 7, 02026, 10:30PM UTC

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The Charles River Floating Wetland explores an ecological intervention to reduce harmful algal blooms in the river, which threaten the river’s health and limit the feasibility of swimming.

Restorative Ecology: The Charles River Floating Wetland

Fri Sep 18, 02026, 11:00PM UTC

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Harvard's Matthew Bunn on the factors driving the risk of nuclear war — and how we shift them toward greater safety, for ourselves and for future generations.

Reducing the Risk of Nuclear War: The Long View

Sun Sep 13, 02026, 4:00PM UTC

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You're invited to our annual picnic at the Cambridge home of Danny Hillis and Taylor Milsal — Sunday, September 13 02026, noon to 6pm — for conversation, fun, and big ideas.

Long Now Boston Annual Picnic 02026

Thu Aug 13, 02026, 9:30PM UTC

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The Health Innovation and Long Now communities of Boston get together with Jason Crawford, founder of the Roots of Progress Institute, to discuss the future of health progress and the very long view of health.

Progress in Health and Medicine—The Very Long View

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