The Day the Universe Changed - Season 1 Episode 10 Worlds Without End: Changing Knowledge, Changing Reality
Observes that over the centuries Western civilization has regularly shifted its conception of the nature of truth. The series closes with host James Burke's remarkably prescient assessment of the role in which modern computer networks are beginning to now play in shaping man's current conception of his reality as well as how they may well define the fundamental nature of all future human interaction. And while his message is ultimately a positive one, it is tempered with the warning that while the promise of the computer may indeed provide a framework for a future anarchism where human freedom is nourished and where every individual conception of reality is a valid one, it could conversely become of tool of totalitarian repression and conformity.
Year: 1985
Genre: Documentary
Country:
Studio: BBC One
Director:
Cast: James Burke
Crew: Richard Reisz (Producer), John Lynch (Producer), James Burke (Writer), Carl Davis (Main Title Theme Composer)
First Air Date: Mar 19, 1985
Last Air date: May 21, 1985
Season: 1 Season
Episode: 10 Episode
Runtime: 55 minutes
IMDb: 8.73/10 by 11.00 users
Popularity: 0.58
Language: English
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Season
Season 1
Episode
The Way We Are: It Started with the Greeks
In the Light of the Above: Medieval Conflict: Faith and Reason
Point of View: Scientific Imagination in the Renaissance
A Matter of Fact: Printing Transforms Knowledge
Infinitely Reasonable: Science Revises the Heavens
Credit Where It's Due: The Factory and Marketplace Revolution
What the Doctor Ordered: Impacts of New Medical Knowledge
Fit to Rule: Darwin's Revolution
Making Waves: The New Physics: Newton Revised
Worlds Without End: Changing Knowledge, Changing Reality
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