A lot of people have kind of been freaked out by it. It really makes you stop and think about your life in a way that you usually don’t.
—David Ewalt
Many projects were done at the turn of the millennium with [traditional] hole-in-the-ground time capsules. The new idea is to have the capsule be completely electronic, instead of in the dirt.
If you bury something underground, that’s a great way to preserve it, but if you store something in a hard drive, anything can happen ? from computer failure to network changes. The way to make...
It was interesting to see the distribution. Over half [of the participants] chose five years or more, so most people doing this are thinking in the long-term.
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