When particles collides, what do we see? A glimpse of infinity? Jared Tarbell explores simulated...

Nintendo Wii The remote for this relatively new game system utilizes gyroscopic sensors and...

HUBERT DUPRAT AQUATIC CADDIS-FLY LARVAE WITH CASE 1980-2002 Animal as artist? The Aquatic...

We are used to doubt even our shadow. we move because of appearances, we go through the threshold...

io9s were marketed as cheap time machines in the 2070s. They were actually just low-grade...

Paolo Soleri Arcology

The most profound enlightening and positive realization I have ever had concerns the fact that the...

This is a an interesting article on changing our perception in designing for the future. Lunenfeld brings to attention an important strategy: Scenario Planning. And applies a nice, lost term to the future: Bespoke It is a no-brainer. But the problem I find with two generations (mine and the one after, I guess X and Y gens) in applying that...

I was reading my RSS feeds in Sage Firefox add-on of a post from Posthuman Blues about the Japanese...

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I am glad for this forum. There are many thoughts that I have had which had no place to go. Perhaps this is the place. Wish I knew who said this "Today’s solution is tomorrows problem" All to often; like a building with an out of square, or uneven foundation as each new part of the building gets built there is the need for...

I've seen a lot of people all over the internet responding to this article, with the title of...

Just before the end of 2007, HelloKarpa™ updates with 10 new works an half sleeve tattoo and...

Did you sleep well? Good! Enjoy your day! And for those of you who didn't - better luck...

Note: I'm not sure if it's alright to post fiction, but i'll do it anyway. If it isn't allowed or is discouraged, please - let me know so i can take this down. Anyway, here's a piece of fiction I wrote with some fantasy and science fiction elements. (And actual - albeit twisted - physics concepts) How It All Began "Don't you ever think...

I remember his work being s popular when I was a kid.

To pry from the cold dead hands of chaos the first animalcules of “the hundred-gated...

Recently I've come to appreciate Neuromancer in a whole new way. For the longest time I thought of the book as too abstract and a little slow, as opposed to Neil Stephenson's Snow Crash, which gave so much detail about the Metaverse you could sit down and begin programming it. I always thought the difference was that Gibson couldn't imagine what...

Researchers from the Biomedical Engineering Laboratory at Keio University in Japan have developed a...

A scene from Metropolis (dir: Fritz Lang; music: Michael Nyman)

As architects embrace the concept of complex systems and quantum territories, we slowly disintegrate into being absorbed into a no-thing zone, where traditional frameworks of its discipline become so irrelevant, everything and anything becomes legitimate to be called architecture. It is curious now, to think what it means to be "doing...

diagrams for a film project [6/16/2007] This story is about a boy, who in search for the meaning of life, goes through a rigorous adventure of near death. Only to realize in the end, that all his assumptions were false, and that this thing he was looking for doesn’t exist. It is about a pro-longed sense of reality shattering, due to his...

The choice of responsibility “Natural selection won’t matter soon, not anywhere near as much...

This animation illustrates the concepts presented in chapter one of the book "Imagining...

Computer Models The first nCUBE machines to be released were the nCUBE 10 of late 1985. These were based on a set of custom chips, including a 32-bit ALU and a 64-bit IEEE 754 FPU with 128kB of RAM combined onto a board known as a module. Each module delivered 2 MIPS, 500 kiloflops (32-bit single precision), or 300 kiloflops (64-bit double...

This is one of my playlist at Youtube. It contains a good perspective about how can be...

“Our anxieties quickly diminish if we give ourselves time to think them...

this is much better than just torturing ants with a magnifying glass and the hot sun. pour...

Milky Way- R. Bell

Max Ernst 1969

woah people this is a really tight illusion. Youtube Dragon Illusion video If you liked that...

In memoriam Douglas Adams' speech at Digital Biota 2 Cambridge U.K., September...

Long ago... No one tore the ground with ploughshares or parcelled out the land or swept the sea...

"The universe is queerer than we can suppose" (02005) Biologist Richard Dawkins...

This is a work by Gordon Terry called "Superconsciousness". The noteworthy quality of...

Towards the hope of one day breaking that which binds us.

making the layers of the section more continuous (the floor- with the facade-spaces) the outer...

Weird Fishes/Arpeggi In the deepest ocean The bottom of the sea Your eyes They turn me Why...

Logo for the oscean OS OSCEAN is a virtual user interface used to demonstrate both the trauma and the 3ARIP concepts. Not much info is revealed about this, exept that the posts will showcase it’s different features. The idea behind OSCEAN is to have a clear interface which uses minimal text and icons to facilitate the languages frontiers and to...

I woke up sweating. I could see my room but my hearing was gone. Only a high-pitch, buzzing...

A few years ago, I watched a movie called "I Heart Huckabees." I immediately fell in love...

To imagine: in a few years we'll have people regularly living and working on the moon. And, someday, hopefully not too far off, the possibility of humans living on more than one planet for the first time in this history... how far we've come for monkeys with hats.