November 1999
The Terrible Century
Winston Churchill reminds us that technology can do great-and awful-things.
By Technology Review
In April 1949, Winston Churchill spoke before a crowd of 14,000 in Boston Garden for MIT's "Mid-Century Convocation." TR published the speech, excerpted below, the following month. As we look to a new century, we're mindful of the lesson Churchill learned in this one: The seductive "brain buzz" of technology must be tempered by ethical codes.
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