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• Bookmark The cognitive benefits of time-space synaesthesia

  SYNAESTHESIA is a neurological condition in which there is a merging of the senses, so that activity in one sensory modality elicits sensations in another. Although first described by Francis Galton…

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  Disturbing experiences that feel both familiar and strange are instances of the “uncanny,” an intuitive concept, yet one that has defied simple explanation for more than a century. Interest in the…

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• Bookmark A reader’s guide to the art of science

  There is something stirring in the world of science writing. Since it emerged as a labelled corner of the bookshop, the genre has been dominated by practising scientists who also write;…

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• Bookmark 1917 Anatomical Exploration of a Pig

  Fold out, fold out again. Observe the organs: flank or groin, lumbar vertebrae, jejunum and deum

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• Podcast /noise on 4th December 2009 / theme = soundtracks

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• Bookmark French magazine reportedly confirms MJ's involvement with Sonic 3 soundtrack

  One of the longest running rumors of the video game community is the claim that Michael Jackson contributed to the soundtrack for Sonic the Hedgehog 3 to some degree -- a…

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• Wikipedia Profanity The original meaning of the adjective profane (Latin: "in front of", "outside the temple") referred to items not belonging to the church, e.g. "The fort is the oldest profane building in the town, but the local monastery is older, and is the oldest…

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• Podcast /noise on 27th November 2009

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• Bookmark How we read: an investigation

  A classical, although often implicit, view in social science is that the human brain, unlike that of other animals, is a learning machine which can adapt to essentially any novel cultural…

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• Flickr view over someplace sometime

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• Bookmark How Google Wave is Changing the News

  It’s not too often that legacy media learns a new mass communication tool along with its audience. But that’s exactly what’s going on now because of Google Wave. Although it’s still…

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• Bookmark A Certain Realism: 'The Known Unknowns' - 4 hours of continuous readings…

  The Known Unknowns is a scheduled cycle of continuous readings running parallel to Volatile Dispersal: Festival of Art Writing, an evening organised by Maria Fusco and Book Works at Whitechapel Gallery.…

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• Bookmark Whitechapel - Volatile Dispersal: Festival of Art Writing

  Saturday 21 November, 6pm Until 11pm Showcasing UK artists and writers, this parley-based event speculates on the materialisation and dematerialisation of art writing through newly commissioned works, together with readings drawn…

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• Bookmark What happened to Second Life?

  Not long ago Second Life was everywhere, with businesses opening branches and bands playing gigs in this virtual world. Today you'd be forgiven for asking if it's still going. Once upon…

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• Podcast /noise on 20th November 2009

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• Bookmark Overhyped Placebos of Doom?

  Let’s say a new drug appears to be effective in combating a condition like chronic anxiety and is the subject of popular news stories. When the drug enters clinical trials, patients…

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• Bookmark This Is Not Your Grade School Solar System

  Pick up a 30-year-old astronomy textbook and you will find more illustrations of planets than actual pictures; Pluto still holds onto its full planet status and exoplanets are theoretical. In the…

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• Bookmark IMG MGMT: Hubris/Nemesis/Whatever

  Another binary myth fundamental to Western culture is the eternally popular hubris/nemesis complex. According to this idea, those who transgress against the natural order always get their just desserts. Hubris is…

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• Flickr MegaJoy

  December 8 2009, 2:52am | Comments

• YouTube

  December 7 2009, 5:21pm | Comments

• Bookmark The cognitive benefits of time-space synaesthesia

  SYNAESTHESIA is a neurological condition in which there is a merging of the senses, so that activity in one sensory modality elicits sensations in another. Although first described by Francis Galton…

  December 7 2009, 5:11pm | Comments

• Bookmark Into the Uncanny Valley

  Disturbing experiences that feel both familiar and strange are instances of the “uncanny,” an intuitive concept, yet one that has defied simple explanation for more than a century. Interest in the…

  December 7 2009, 5:08pm | Comments

• Bookmark A reader’s guide to the art of science

  There is something stirring in the world of science writing. Since it emerged as a labelled corner of the bookshop, the genre has been dominated by practising scientists who also write;…

  December 7 2009, 5:07pm | Comments

• Portfolio Podcasts Ahoy!

  December 7 2009, 11:44am | Comments

• Flickr Super-Kamiokande Particle Detector

  December 6 2009, 7:47am | Comments

• Flickr First Prize (as a side of bacon)

  December 5 2009, 3:48am | Comments

• Bookmark 1917 Anatomical Exploration of a Pig

  Fold out, fold out again. Observe the organs: flank or groin, lumbar vertebrae, jejunum and deum

  December 4 2009, 8:43am | Comments

• Podcast /noise on 4th December 2009 / theme = soundtracks

  December 4 2009, 3:53am | Comments

• Bookmark French magazine reportedly confirms MJ's involvement with Sonic 3 soundtrack

  One of the longest running rumors of the video game community is the claim that Michael Jackson contributed to the soundtrack for Sonic the Hedgehog 3 to some degree -- a…

  December 3 2009, 2:45pm | Comments

• YouTube

  December 3 2009, 2:57am | Comments

• Flickr The Stag

  December 2 2009, 12:45pm | Comments

• Wikipedia Profanity The original meaning of the adjective profane (Latin: "in front of", "outside the temple") referred to items not belonging to the church, e.g. "The fort is the oldest profane building in the town, but the local monastery is older, and is the oldest…

  November 30 2009, 7:12am | Comments

• Podcast /noise on 27th November 2009

  November 27 2009, 3:49am | Comments

• Flickr IMG_7318

  November 24 2009, 12:28pm | Comments

• Portfolio Speaking about Ants, Superman and Centaurs

  November 23 2009, 8:29am | Comments

• Bookmark How we read: an investigation

  A classical, although often implicit, view in social science is that the human brain, unlike that of other animals, is a learning machine which can adapt to essentially any novel cultural…

  November 23 2009, 7:55am | Comments

• YouTube

  November 23 2009, 7:47am | Comments

• Flickr not 100% effective

  November 23 2009, 7:17am | Comments

• Flickr view over someplace sometime

  November 23 2009, 7:16am | Comments

• Bookmark How Google Wave is Changing the News

  It’s not too often that legacy media learns a new mass communication tool along with its audience. But that’s exactly what’s going on now because of Google Wave. Although it’s still…

  November 23 2009, 5:17am | Comments

• Flickr A Batman Christmas

  November 22 2009, 2:41am | Comments

• Bookmark A Certain Realism: 'The Known Unknowns' - 4 hours of continuous readings…

  The Known Unknowns is a scheduled cycle of continuous readings running parallel to Volatile Dispersal: Festival of Art Writing, an evening organised by Maria Fusco and Book Works at Whitechapel Gallery.…

  November 21 2009, 4:45am | Comments

• Bookmark Whitechapel - Volatile Dispersal: Festival of Art Writing

  Saturday 21 November, 6pm Until 11pm Showcasing UK artists and writers, this parley-based event speculates on the materialisation and dematerialisation of art writing through newly commissioned works, together with readings drawn…

  November 21 2009, 4:43am | Comments

• Bookmark What happened to Second Life?

  Not long ago Second Life was everywhere, with businesses opening branches and bands playing gigs in this virtual world. Today you'd be forgiven for asking if it's still going. Once upon…

  November 21 2009, 4:20am | Comments

• YouTube

  November 21 2009, 2:46am | Comments

• Podcast /noise on 20th November 2009

  November 20 2009, 12:23pm | Comments

• Flickr wildlife photographer

  November 20 2009, 3:46am | Comments

• Bookmark Overhyped Placebos of Doom?

  Let’s say a new drug appears to be effective in combating a condition like chronic anxiety and is the subject of popular news stories. When the drug enters clinical trials, patients…

  November 20 2009, 3:35am | Comments

• Bookmark This Is Not Your Grade School Solar System

  Pick up a 30-year-old astronomy textbook and you will find more illustrations of planets than actual pictures; Pluto still holds onto its full planet status and exoplanets are theoretical. In the…

  November 19 2009, 3:46pm | Comments

• Bookmark IMG MGMT: Hubris/Nemesis/Whatever

  Another binary myth fundamental to Western culture is the eternally popular hubris/nemesis complex. According to this idea, those who transgress against the natural order always get their just desserts. Hubris is…

  November 13 2009, 4:22pm | Comments

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