Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI

Other by Yuval Noah Harari

Released 10 September 2024

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Opening Credits
0:30
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Dedication
0:14
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Prologue
57:04
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Part I: Human Networks
0:05
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Chapter 1: What Is Information?
38:36
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Chapter 2: Stories: Unlimited Connections
55:00
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Chapter 3: Documents: The Bite of the Paper Tigers
74:38
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Chapter 4: Errors: The Fantasy of Infallibility, Part 1
59:10
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Chapter 4: Errors: The Fantasy of Infallibility, Part 2
62:43
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Chapter 5: Decisions: A Brief History of Democracy and Totalitarianism, Part 1
56:18
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Chapter 5: Decisions: A Brief History of Democracy and Totalitarianism, Part 2
68:06
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Chapter 5: Decisions: A Brief History of Democracy and Totalitarianism, Part 3
60:21
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Part II: The Inorganic Network
0:05
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Chapter 6: The New Members: How Computers Are Different from Printing Presses, Part 1
41:06
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Chapter 6: The New Members: How Computers Are Different from Printing Presses, Part 2
51:00
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Chapter 7: Relentless: The Network Is Always On
64:02
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Chapter 8: Fallible: The Network Is Often Wrong, Part 1
52:37
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Chapter 8: Fallible: The Network Is Often Wrong, Part 2
62:53
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Part III: Computer Politics
0:05
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Chapter 9: Democracies: Can We Still Hold a Conversation? Part 1
46:39
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Chapter 9: Democracies: Can We Still Hold a Conversation? Part 2
59:57
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Chapter 10: Totalitarianism: All Power to the Algorithms?
29:05
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Chapter 11: The Silicon Curtain: Global Empire or Global Split? Part 1
41:01
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Chapter 11: The Silicon Curtain: Global Empire or Global Split? Part 2
42:39
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Epilogue
23:36
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Closing Credits
1:08