Neal Stephenson

DJ Spooky: One of my favourite science fiction writers, Neal Stephenson, wrote this book The Diamond Age.

Neil Stephenson

Building on the ideas of Richard Feynman and Eric Drexler, Neil Stephenson’s prescient Diamond Age presents a future in which almost any inert item can be manufactured in the home using “matter compilers,” a super-empowered form of 3D-printing and precursor to Star Trek replicators.

Peter Thiel

The Diamond Age is a Peter Thiel recommendation that explores a great deal of themes.

Comics creator Tom Pinchuk

Comics creator Tom Pinchuk proposed the name Diamond Age for the period starting with the appearance of Marvel's Ultimate line (2000–present).

Luther´s Wittenberg

In Luther´s Wittenberg's 1995 novel The Diamond Age, Neal Stephenson detects the invention of a number of things that now form the ubiquitous backbone of our digital and so-called sustainable lifestyles: smart tablet computers, smart energy efficient buildings, 3D-printers, high-tech eco-architecture, geo-engineering and the growing human impact on atmosphere, biosphere, lithosphere and hydrosphere we now call the anthropocene.

Neil Stevenson

mass media's not that mass media's necessarily bad that Neil Stevenson wrote about this in the Diamond Age, where the Diamond Age is a story about what happens after the snow crash world, and they're trying to figure out how to make society work again, and the Victorians one of the lessons the Victorians take because it's not necessarily good for society for everybody to read a different newspaper every single day because it's hard to find a consensus on what people believe everyone's leaving in the Victorians's own reality, and their own reality's hard to set a national group of priorities.

Stephenson

This imaginary genre, a cross between improvisational theatre, interactive fiction, and mass-entertainment such as TV, features prominently in Stephenson's novel The Diamond Age, or, A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer.