Part of the Viewer Series, 2009

1. Tor hidden services The concept of Tor is simple: complete anonymity on the Internet. Tor...

This animation is assembled from A. M. (Arthur Mason) Worthington's drawings of .15 inch...

Expected results I made Euclide's elements with golden log spirals and it works. I think you...

As a kid, books like Wolverton's "The Golden Queen" hit me with extreme force. Therein...

"List of cognitive biases"

Now here’s a story: a guy in Oregon has figured out how to turn the hulks of four to six...

Last week apears an incredible video related with the concepts i had explain on an old post...

Drop City is a legendary microcommunity, it is a model, and, ultimately, an abandoned project....

It never seizes to amaze me how the human mind works. Sometimes I have days where I forget my...

cloud seeding awareness project

The first issue of MAP has cast itself upon the unknown, but also the very physical. Although...

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A talk I attended by Martin Erickson, Creative Director of The Company P (participatory, playful,...

A fascinating presentation by Anders Sandberg from the Future of Humanity Institute of Oxford...

I don't usually post simple links to non-original content, but ... I think you guys might like this. These videos ( and excessive watching of star trek ) has convinced me that off-world colonies are essential for ensuring the continuation of our species in the event of a planet scale disaster. If we fail to complete a manned mission to...

A post by Dharmishta Rood explores the idea of "networked reading," reading where User Generated Content / User Created Content is the primary text. It begins by defining what UGC/UCC is: - Generated in a public digital setting. (ie Email ≠ UCC) - Users input items of creative worth. (ie Google Image ≠ UCC) - "...content...

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In our upcoming film The Terrestrials, made by a cast and crew of SpaceCollective members and...

Welcome to my fall 2009 foray into music theory. Really, I just stumbled across some music texts...

The reason we have poverty is that we have no imagination. quote from Alan Watts via Dmitri

left to right, then top to bottom- and then what? a composition of 28 stills, each...

“The deterritorialization of the self is the essential feature that marks human entry into...

There's a lot going on lately, and I've been meaning to write something about the structural...

Featured in The Standard Hotel New York. From Architecture Newspaper Blog: During our...

I want to Consume Less, Create More; to Speak Less, Communicate More; and if “every child is...

From The New Yorker: Eric Sanderson is a landscape ecologist who is trying to determine exactly how...

House/Egg/Body/Soul/Horror Socio-Foundation Competition Entry: Michael Vlasopoulos...

A fascinating talk about emotions and feelings by Antonio Damasio, one of the most renowned...

THE CONCRETE CIRCUS The circus as ‘the ghost’ of...

Individualism is a subject the fascinates me and the comparison between societies based on...

I saw one of these fascinating TED stories a couple of days ago. A story about restoring a complex...

Last night we tested out some of the Goggles on the street. We visited all the drunk people to see...

SCRIBD-DOCUMENT-Hronoya-Bible-Revelation-11-the-Two-Witnesses-Return-of-Christ The...

THE RAINBOW BRIDGE - ANTAHKARANA There is the material world and the spiritual. Between lies...

Omega Point and the Noosphere By Jonathan Bethel - With the convenience of modern...

“A philosopher’s ontology is the set of entities he or she assumes to exist in reality, the types of entities he or she is committed to assert actually exist. Although in the history of philosophy there are a great variety of ontological commitments, we can very roughly classify these into three main groups. For some philosophers reality...

"So if you never read OUT OF CONTROL, here is a user-generated remix that shortens and focuses...

What if the revolution doesn't need a name? Or leaders? Or a formal agenda? The most wonderful thought could be this: shit happens. Perhaps this is a uniquely Australian idiom, perhaps not - and I don't wish to offend with profanity, we Australians swear a lot, and this phrase has even been used by a Parliamentarian in a memorable impromptu...

IV. Ideological Similarities "People who wear Halloween costumes are sometimes...