Last night I saw this documentary about Fidel Castro. After it, I don't understant how reality was...

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Everyone can hear me now, in the forest, in the sand, but no one ever asks me about the...

Academia in the age of the search engine Historically, the world’s universities have been the...

Following the last week announcement that Scientists have Put Exercise In A Pill This is a round...

EB - Tanggu Port (Tianjin) In one scene [of Manufactured Landscapes] we were in the largest coal...

Patterns in nature, patterns in life, patterns in you, and patterns in us. Are you seeing a...

(The Energy) As the ego is made transparent, the individual begins to feel disconnected. The soul...

Yesterday; while waiting for a bus with my friend, I stopped to glance across at a middle aged man...

Good morning SpaceCollective, this is my first post, so I am excited to be able to take part in...

I was working on my portfolio recently and I came across this project that I made for a graphic...

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Man is no longer the measure of all things. The dimensions of human endeavor have expanded from...

Today I was reading an interesting style website and they report that analyses: Robot love...

Looks like space is going to be more than McDonalds, borscht, and Dim Sum. We may only be a few years away from the first Persian in space: Iranian Space Program

There is a nice and new space-filler shape we discovered, the so called SpidroTetron. Please check...

I am in Tokyo and it is a little past 5am. It's a little past 1pm in Los Angeles. Los Angeles -8GMT Tokyo +9GMT 5am in Tokyo is one hour brighter than 5am in Los Angeles at this time of the year. Regardless, we all more or less know what 5am and 1pm feel like, and 1pm in Tokyo can be as miserable as 1pm in Los Angeles. 5pm rush hour looks...

When we launched SpaceCollective towards the end of 2007 we had no idea whether the “forward...

This is the same algorithm as in the last post, but I played around with the color scheme and...

Atomium in Brussels is celebrating its 50th Anniversary in 2008. We decided to make a colorful...

Paul Stamets, American mycologist & author, is a passionate believer that mushrooms/funghi,...

One of the most important aspects of the Burning Man experience & experiment, is not just the...

Spidronized double Triamond Lattice. My friend Walt (Mr. Walt van Ballegooijen) doesn't have a...

Project Proposal: There are hundreds of thousands of books published every year. Many are...

On Thursday, NASA held a press conference to announce that the recent TEGA experiment on board Phoenix had confirmed the presence of water in the Martian soil. Whist exciting, Phoenix scientists were expecting that result. However, behind the scenes, something else was being discussed and it had little to do with melting water… via...

This video expands upon the model from my previous post. It now incorporates connections...

Earth is the only known planet that offers life to us: a natural system of energy and matter...

As described by Terence McKenna in Ordinary Language, Visible Language and Virtual Reality: The...

Final burn out is finished. I look forward to the quiet calmness of this newly acquiesced...

Time is an unsettled issue in PHYSICS. Existence of pretty much everything visible in cosmos is far...

I made this image to help me remember a story that I've been working on called "Star...

Loads of bulletins and robots everywhere... As I read on Robots Rules: "Pleo is the...

"Sync" by Steven H. Strogatz Topic: coupled oscillators, applied math Tonight the Beijing Olympic games (um... 2008) have opened with a huge bass of square drums made of bronze and wood that covered the central stadium. Each drum would glow when hit by a dedicated person, a drummer, or artist standing next. The performance was...

The discovery of an organizational hyper-structure whose hierarchical contour defies our normal abstracting ability - (and yet can be detected by a colossal metaabstraction reported by Plato and surnamed by him Noesis) is a matter of unparalleled importance, for this hyper-structure seems able progressively more and more to subsume its...

If ever there was a book I read that "Defined Reality", Then Brian Greene's The Fabric of...

A while ago I began to question everything that was emerging as common ground within our/my generation. We are all special, unique, hypocrites and most importantly always right. We are the exception to every rule, powerful but helpless and insecure. The internet has created grounds for multi-faceted identity like never before and its ability...

Firstly; great way to make money. Secondly; the perfect slaves. Everyone benefits from...

Marshall McLuhan has been mentioned in passing in various comments here on spacecollective,...

[UPDATE: Part II has now been posted.] I have some ideas in need of coalescence, in need of the...

Your average 'alternative' 'underground' 'cult' summer booklist will name conservative corkers like William Gibson, Hunter S. Thompson, Ken Kesey, Aldous Huxley, Thomas Pynchon, Kathy Acker, Hubert S. Selby or Brett Easton Ellis. A 'real' underground list might add snotty punk-fashionistas like Stewart Home or Henry Rollins. But if you have read...

I remember the moment I realized I had the ability to read. A major epiphany. I also remember ...

I think this is a significant step to the evolution of human-robot relationships. Heart...

Just my thoughts at the moment. I'll probable re-write this at a later date but for now here it is. My attempt at defining reality. Man shapes his own reality, every man interprets what is real to him and what isn't. Similar to how some animals can only see certain colors, or have different eye physiologies. So the world is different from each...

Oscar Pistorius, AKA "Blade Runner" -- the South African sprinter who uses carbon fiber...

Under certain conditions the cortex of the human brain can act to propagate wavelike activity...