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The Alpine Review began in 2012 as a conceptually bold, ad-free print magazine which set out to explore topics of significance at a pace conducive to deep consideration and reflection on the turbulent sea of change we all live in.

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Greatest Hits
A collection of ideas and curiosities about science and technology.
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People tend to speak colloquially about their “internet addiction.” A closer look at our online activity, however, shows all the signs of compulsive behavior.
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How will we manage the process of transition to increased automation? The interesting problem of human-centered design and automation, analyzed through the lense of the AF447 crash.
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Some early thoughts on the blockchain by way of a series of recent articles by Ben Thompson and others.
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As we increasingly operate according to the algorithms and information architecture of the internet, we learn not only to write like computers, but think like them too.
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For those who believe in the theory of the 'great stagnation', the enduring B52 is probably its most iconic attestation. A superb example of good design and engineering but, alas, it also feels like a failure of progress.
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The dawn of the anthropocene is forcing us to confront the full extent of our impact, beyond the physical destruction of habitat, to include social and cultural impact across species. What are the implications?
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Ideas, thoughts and signals shaping the world of media.
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Greatest Hits
Ideas, thoughts and signals shaping the world of media.
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