Speculative Narrative on the Long Now Clock and Its Founders
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The passage offers a philosophical, non‑factual commentary on the Long Now Clock and its creators, with no concrete names, dates, transactions, or actionable leads. It does not implicate any high‑rank Describes the Long Now Clock as a symbolic defense against rapid digital acceleration. Suggests that tech founders (implicitly referencing Jeff Bezos) funded the clock with fortunes built Provides bi
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