What a piece of Work is Man!
Norman LewisA celebration of humanity as the planet’s history-making, problem-solving subjects.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 28 | Subscribers | Read | normanlewis.substack.com |
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Pompei, Herculaneum and Paestum: The enduring authority of the past
A week ago, I had an epiphany. With my wife and some friends, we visited Naples – a city of chaotic madness and effervescent energy – where life is a frenzied ballet of death-defying driving interrupted by culinary whirlwinds (as the late A...
Fire part II: The ignition of progress
The use of heat in the refining of crude oil represents one of the greatest single revolutions in the history of the human application of energy
Fire: the Spark That Ignited Civilisation
When humanity turned the naturally occurring phenomenon of fire into a technology, it forged a path from caves to the cosmos and civilised the world
Part I: Post-anthropocentrism: The Knowingness of Sheep
I’m delighted to post a contribution below from a long-standing friend and colleague, Ann Furedi, which addresses and raises several themes that will be pursued in future posts.
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Norman is a Visiting Research Fellow at the Hungarian think tank, MCC Brussels. Formerly a director at PwC and the Director of Technology Research at Orange UK. He is a co-author of Big Potatoes: the London Manifesto for Innovation.
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