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Looking Into the Long Now

Published Sunday, October 01, 2006

You have heard of the Long March, The Long Goodbye, and “Get Along, Little Doggies,” but do you know about the Long Now? Give me a minute, and I'll tell you about it. The Long Now is a Foundation that was established in 01996. The name is a term coined by founding board member musician Brian Eno. When Eno moved from England to New York City, he discovered that here and now meant “this room and this five minutes.” England had a larger here and a longer now. The Long Now Foundation has adopted Eno's term. Their goal ...

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