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Mentioned in 25 episodes
Children of time
Book • 1967
Children of Time is a book by Henry Maxwell, published in 1967.
Due to limited information, specific details about the book's content or themes are not available.
Due to limited information, specific details about the book's content or themes are not available.
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Mentioned in 25 episodes
Mentioned by 

as the book that won 

the Arthur C. Clarke Award.


David Perell


Adrian Tchaikovsky

336 snips
Adrian Tchaikovsky: How to Write Absurdly Well | How I Write
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as her favorite book of all time.


Maya Prohovnik

198 snips
Building Anchor, selling to Spotify, and lessons learned | Maya Prohovnik (Spotify’s Head of Podcast Product)
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as a clever exploration of types of intelligence.

Ayo Omojola

124 snips
Frameworks for product differentiation, team building, and thinking from first principles | Ayo Omojola (Carbon Health, Cash App)
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im Zusammenhang mit Datenzentren im All und Kühlungsproblemen.


Miriam Meckel

59 snips
Musk-Wahnsinn, Software-Crash und eine KI-Entwicklung, die unser Leben verändert
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as a clever science fiction book featuring giant spiders.

Carl Miller

54 snips
Berlin | 8
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as a fascinating alternative evolutionary history science fiction book.

Peter Hershock

37 snips
Peter D. Hershock, "Consciousness Mattering: A Buddhist Synthesis" (Bloomsbury, 2023)
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as one of Adrian Tchaikovsky's books that he enjoys reading to decompress.

Tyson Singer

35 snips
From localized to systematic speed: How Spotify deploys AI in prototyping, strategy & maintenance w/ Tyson Singer #245
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as an excellent speculative fiction audiobook.

Kurt Mackey

23 snips
Building the developer cloud (Interview)
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as a book from the Children of Time series, focusing on octopuses.


Inger Mewburn

21 snips
Late stage capitalism wants us dead - what can we do about it?
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and 

during a discussion about the possibility of highly intelligent spiders.


Kelly Weinersmith


Daniel Whiteson

21 snips
How did intelligence arise?



