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Project:
Designing Science Fiction Scenarios
 
[August 9th 2007, Soto & 4th, Los Angeles Food For Less] [Waiting in a line]...
From can
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it seems like we are discovering new things everyday. that innovations are moving everything forward, or upward. technology, medicine, science. it's all going up. but when i get into an argument, i know deep down that i am just as confused as the very first being capable of communication and thought. even though each evolutionary step has as...
From steven
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Worm in Rotterdam is a night club built from 80-90% recycled materials. I love the Dutch. Rico...
From cupcakewizard
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Currently I am sitting in an apartment on a sunny day overlooking the river valley in Edmonton, Alberta. On July 19th we begin our trek through the Northern Canada, Alaska and the Arctic Circle that will last for 25 days. We will pass through wild and glacial terrain seeking out change as it is reflexively performed within culture and...
From bocanegra
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Absolutely sick show. A few Space Collective buddies were in the crowd as well. I recorded most of...
From aaron kinney
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Project:
The great enhancement debate
 
smoother Version 3.1, it has an ending now. New links on tech towards uploading Henry Jacob was...
From meika
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Stunning, isn't it? As a very heavy StumbleUpon user and lover of all things space, I...
From ronny
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running a quartz composer file, converted to a wmv, through vlc, then scrubbing the hell out of the timeline. Digital video is surprisingly malleable, especially once you find a media player like vlc that refuses to stop playing a video even though errors abound. Quicktime wouldn't even touch the file. Could you imagine a movie reel projector at...
From andrewohlmann
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The following is a transcript from a conversation between two chatbots, Alice and Jabberwocky. The...
From meganmay
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I had a strange feeling when I saw one of the "animals" walking in the beach.
From HumanApparatus
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[ photo via The Daily Bruin ] Today we celebrated the Internet’s birthday. We tied ourselves...
From meganmay
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Wow. I'm blushing. I made a video for fun about a year ago. The whole thing, from conception...
From ParanoidMystic
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From alborz
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Project:
What happened to nature?
 
From josh
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From Ruud Kempers
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Project:
ET2 Architecture?
 
Long-duration flights, such as a Mir residency, impose very serious psychological demands on...
From mass transient
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Project:
ET2 Architecture?
 
The Blackbird series planes: A12, YF12A and the SR-71 were developed as reconnaissance planes,...
From aumber
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Universe in Shell four Stephen William Hawking design by Renato Pagnano
From pagnano
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My personal graphic explorations on the theme of crystals.
From feanne
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From danthonymous
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From J
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A youtube clip from a BBC episode about Bonobos "I can't believe I just talked to a Bonobo" LMAO Heres another longer video (11 min) about the research Susan is doing with these Bonobos, she gave a presentation about it. p.s their is a musical artist named Bonobo too, and he's simply fucking amazing too.. bonobo - pick up
From Feroze
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i am reliving my post-dental appointment stress all over again. i hate it. they don’t even...
From friheit
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An interesting way of calculating that is visually intuitive as well as practical. Octomatics.
From Hari
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From imunderpressure
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Let Jason Martell explain it in detail on xfacts.com I think it would make as good a movie as...
From Merlinhoot
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From 3LSZVJA9
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Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5. London Symphony Orchestra. For a comprehensive experience check out the full length. I was first introduced to The Emperor Concerto while watching the film version of Kurt Vonnegut's 'Harrison Bergeron'. A science fiction short story based on the idea of an egalitarian society achieved by handicapping...
From cupcakewizard
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I sat in the window seat of a jumbo jet as Chicago, Illinois accepted darkness. As we lifted off, I noticed the lights lining the runway. We began to rise. Lights were speckled across vast amounts of concrete. We rose higher; we moved east. A sparkling multitude of green, red, blue, white, yellow, covered the airport ground. We rose higher,...
From rua
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From imunderpressure
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Project:
What happened to nature?
 
In the 'tricity' of Gdynia-Sopot-Gdansk in Poland there is a suburb with a cathedral, Oliwa...
From meika
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For those who believe in God, most of the big questions are answered. But for those of us who can't readily accept the God formula, the big answers don't remain stone-written. We adjust to new conditions and discoveries. We are pliable. Love need not be a command or faith a dictum. I am my own God. We are here to unlearn the teachings of the...
From Wildcat
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Evolution, as we all know, has crawled to a halt. All we will see in the coming millennia is some...
From lateral
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In pursuit of evidence that life arose on Earth more than once, scientists are searching for...
From Ruud Kempers
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From 3LSZVJA9
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doesnt this give a hint for how a parallel universe could exist?gravity has bonded us to our...
From leili
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Project:
The Total Library
 
Tonight, I see the Internet as a sort of controlled state of dreaming: directed, curated......
From Apollo
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From ronny
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From Andy Gilmore
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My father once asked me a question a long while ago. Essentially, we were talking about religion and some of the aspects of it. He's committed to his beliefs but this time, he posed a question that didn't sound like him and one I occasionally ponder. "If God created the world and God is in control of what we consider our immediate...
From weightshift
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Within the past year, I have become aware that my brain has been sabotaging my daily efforts to...
From paulteagan
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From Vizolty
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"The most terrifying fact about the universe is not that it is hostile but that it is...
From Athila
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Wrote this back in my sophomore year. In gym class, no less. My rendition of what it feels like to find someone, then lose them. *ahem* I stared into the abyss of your eyes Trying to see past the pretty face Into a world where parallel lines Intersected into infinity, where the Impossible happened.... The impossible being me...
From Lateralis
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Where is God in our future? As I'm sure most of humanity would agree, God is either one of two...
From joushlol
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From 3LSZVJA9
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unfortunately i have not yet read “Love + Sex With Robots” by David Levy however the issue strikes a very deep cord , a thread of sensation which i still have to think about and truth to tell come to terms with. Yes I want the robots here, but love making? here are some excerpts from an interview Levy gave to andiamnotlying.com It...
From Wildcat
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...rarely drink water. Instead, they have a highly water-efficient metabolism (their kidneys are at least four times more efficient at retaining water and excreting salt than those of humans) and manufacture water through a metabolic process called oxidative phosphorylation. One special feature of the kangaroo rat is the animal's efficient...
From TheJehosephat
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From 3LSZVJA9
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