So Neal thinks we're all just doomed, right?ĪR: You know what? I have to admit, it was hard for me in both of our conversations to extract from Neal what he thinks the outcome is going to be. You guys talked a lot about climate change in both of these chats. And you talked to him just last week at the RE:WIRED conference, which we're going to listen to in just a minute. So Adam, you talked with Neal Stephenson recently for a featured length profile you wrote for the magazine, which people can also read online at. His newest book, Termination Shock comes out this week and it's about a near future where the world is nearly ruined by the effects of climate change. My personal favorite is the long essay, In the Beginning … Was the Command Line.
You probably know Neal Stephenson from his books like Snow Crash, Cryptonomicon, or the three-novel Baroque Cycle. This conversation took place at our RE:WIRED conference last week. We are going to play for you a conversation that Adam had with the acclaimed sci-fi novelist, Neal Stephenson. We've got a special show for you this week. Adam, welcome back to the show.Īdam Rogers: It is always a pleasure to be one among several seniors. MC: We're also joined this week by WIRED senior correspondent Adam Rogers. LG: And I'm Lauren Goode, a senior writer at WIRED. I'm Michael Calore, a senior editor at WIRED.
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