Year scholars, it is honor for me to serve as the mc for this program tonight. Our guest this evening is dr. James nolan, 1859 professor at williams college. He is author of several books, one what they saw in america, alexis detotfil, chester ton. I especially look forward to this discussion as dr. Nolans insights will help us wrap up the year long study on American Political Culture inspired by totevilles america, uc california days and degrees from university of virginia. His Research Fall in the general areas of law and society, culture, technology and social change and historical comparei sociology. He is the recipient of several grants and awards, for the humanities scholarship and full bright scholarship. We acknowledge dark strands and bright threads. Dr. Nolan has agreed to take questions from the audience following his remarks, so please wait for one of our scholars to bring you the microphone before you ask your question. I now invite you to please join me in inviting dr. No
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so much for coming on this incredibly dreary night. so cheers to you all for braving it. i think that especially in the pen or whatever we re in right now, it feels like the. it s a lot easier to decide not go to something than it might have been before. so cheers to all of you. i m torie bosch and i m the editor of future tense, which is a longstanding partnership of new america. arizona state university, slate magazine. and what we do, we look at the intersection of technology, policy and society. we have a channel slate and it s up to the slate team here at slate.com slash future tense. we cover the future and historically we have live events course. they ve mostly been online for the past two years. so this is of our very first in-person events and it s really wonderful to be back here at new america. we re here tonight. talk about a book i edited for princeton university press called are not expected to understand this. how six lines of code change the world. it s made u
so much for coming on this incredibly dreary night. so cheers to you all for braving it. i think that especially in the pen or whatever we re in right now, it feels like the. it s a lot easier to decide not go to something than it might have been before. so cheers to all of you. i m torie bosch and i m the editor of future tense, which is a longstanding partnership of new america. arizona state university, slate magazine. and what we do, we look at the intersection of technology, policy and society. we have a channel slate and it s up to the slate team here at slate.com slash future tense. we cover the future and historically we have live events course. they ve mostly been online for the past two years. so this is of our very first in-person events and it s really wonderful to be back here at new america. we re here tonight. talk about a book i edited for princeton university press called are not expected to understand this. how six lines of code change the world. it s made u