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- "Looks at how machines are speeding up the pace of life. Can we, will we, could we ever slow down? Robert Krulwich talks with Michael Malone, editor of Forbes ASAP magazine and others about how machines push us to go faster and why speed is so attractive. Also features Silicon Valley pioneer Regis McKenna; performance artist David Pleasant; musical group They Would be Giants, performing You're older than you were before and now you're even older ; silent screen actor/director Buster Keaton having a multi-task lunch; cartoons of New Yorker magazine cartoonist Bill Steig; philosopher Jacob Needleman; Mary, the short-order cook; and video artists, John and Adam, in the role of brain cells in Mary's brain."
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- "Wired for speed"