Bruce Sterling and Benjamin Bratton in Conversation at SCI-Arc

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Bruce Sterling and Benjamin Bratton speaking about many things design at SciArc, from future speculations in 1918, the relationships between industrial designers and science fiction, architecture, risk as design's vehicle and so much more.

Also, Burce's talk while he was there.

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