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Good evening. I'm Bill Grant with the Environment and Natural Resources Forum here at the

Commonwealth Club, and I want to welcome you to tonight's event with Stuart Brand.

This event is co-sponsored by Inforum, a division of the club for people in their 20s and 30s.

Over the past four decades, Invincible Rebel Rouser, Stuart Brand has spent time anticipating

cultural revolutions and launching a medley of new ideas, movements, organizations, and communities.

He is the founder and publisher of the Whole Earth Catalog, co-founder of the Well, and founder

of the Long Now Foundation, among other ventures.

In the process, he has turned conventional thinking upside down.

Today, Brand spends considerable time talking about the city planet,

a term used to describe the eventual urbanization of the world

and what the implications will be for human innovation.

Stuart?

Thank you. Thank you. How's our sound?

Is that okay?

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