City of Words by Vito Acconci, 1999

This is the second in a series of articles jointly written by Wildcat and Spaceweaver, summing our...

This is the third of a series of articles jointly written by Wildcat and Spaceweaver, summing our...

bye bye evil dick

A quick rendering of imaginative sculpture that I wish could be real, and out there.

Surprisingly, I have never seen any of her work until few moments ago, at first sight I found...

Here is another beautiful animated visualization of a collaborative project on the...

The Psychedelic Society is established to aide in the evolution of communication and media...

The setting sun glints off the Amazon River and numerous lakes in its floodplain in this...

How quickly do things change; when we started the Pin Yin series of posts describing our...

Weird Fishes: Arpeggi from flight404 on Vimeo. By Robert Hodgin; done only with Processing, a...

Founding the Singularity University is perhaps one of the most essential events to happen lately....

Edward Burtynsky. China Recycling # 2, Cutter, Fengjiang, Zhejiang Province, China...

From its inception Wigglism has promoted the notion that the truth, or that which seems true, is...

"At the dawn of societies, men saw their passage on Earth as nothing more than a labyrinth of...

"There's more time between Gobekli Tepe and the Sumerian clay tablets [etched in 3300...

Viktor Frankl

Smoking Shaman The shaman is above all a connecting figure, bridging several worlds for his...

NYT The NY Times and WIRED are reporting on protests in Moldova against the communist...

Ouch! perspective please! Documentation before change the society, many points are welcomed....

As life in our world becomes ever more complex, there is an ever increasing pressure on us to...

This is a subject that inspires me. It came from the statement and thought from William L....

In what sense can we distinguish reality from technology? How far can we go before our words become so inter-defined that there is almost nothing we can say without saying everything?

In the grapevine of web enthusiasts it is said that this is nothing less than the a major step in...

brazilian progressive band OmegaCode invited many designers to create posters using their logo,...

Click the link^

And yet the future is already in our midst; it is the extending tendrils of a past, laying ahead of...

http://www.pablovalbuena.com/ nuts

3.0 for 2008 - Newly Revised Edition Created by Karl Fisch, and modified by Scott McLeod;...

Here's another video toy for everyone. Move the mouse around to determine where the distortion...

The internet provides some fantastically powerful ways to aggregate vast pools of knowledge and...

a compilation of some experiments by Daniel Piker : click here some patterns used... ......

Stanford Report, April 1, 2009 Molecules key to immune system also play role in brain BY BRUCE GOLDMAN Carla Shatz Molecules assumed to be in the exclusive employ of the immune system have been caught moonlighting in the brain—with a job description apparently quite distinct from their role in immunity. Carla Shatz, PhD, professor...

La Maliciosa

Today I carry within me the recognition of the freedom of beingness as an embodied conscious...

While currently living in London, I have become increasingly aware to the presence of surveillance....

The Signtific Lab is a public laboratory for developing and sharing cutting edge ideas about the...

Watch this jaw dropping performing parrot called Snowball. It certainly makes one reconsider animal...

using a perlin noise function to simulate psuedo-randomness, two agents begin on the left of the...

Just the first few paragraphs of the paper. Leaving it up here for archive and for comments! :-) In a time where physical possessions begin to lose their once-crucial roles, where more and more live in multiple countries and spend much of their time traveling, where identity is becoming less rooted to a physical form and more to an...

Original article at May 1, 2009 Doing science in the open Online networking tools are pervasive, but why have scientists been so slow to adopt many of them? Michael Nielsen explains how we can build a better culture of online collaboration In your high-school science classes you almost certainly learned Hooke’s law, relating a...

Human progress : first it was exponential, then climate change brought it down to linear, until our energy capture capacity brought everything to a slow and final halt. It took hundreds of years past the third world war to finally reach our carrying capacity. It is a state in which we let all go to waste, smothered and drowned in petrochemical...