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• Bookmark The Day the Dinosaurs Died | The New Yorker

  If, on a certain evening about sixty-­six million years ago, you had stood somewhere in North America and looked up at the sky, you would have soon made out what appeared…

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• Bookmark Robots Help Bees Talk to Fish - IEEE Spectrum

  I am honestly not sure whether fish have any concept of bees. I am equally unsure whether bees have any concept of fish. I am even more unsure whether bees and…

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• Bookmark Natural’s Not in It — Real Life

  If the 20th century promised better living through chemistry, the 21st century has promised better living through digital technology.

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• Instagram Remembering what things were like before Brexit

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• Podcast Cache Alice Coltrane: Her Sound and Spirit — The Radio 3 Documentary —…

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• Podcast Cache Jem Bendell on Deep Adaptation, Climate Change and Societal Collapse // Acceptance…

  “Getting busy with action can be a distraction from full acceptance of our predicament, where our predicament is that we don’t know. We don’t know what the best things to do are anymore and we don’t know whether…

  March 10 2019, 8:04am | Comments

• Bookmark Desire paths: the illicit trails that defy the urban planners | Cities…

  We’ve all been there. You want a short cut – to the bus stop, office or corner shop – but there’s no designated path. Others before you have already flattened the…

  March 9 2019, 8:51pm | Comments

• Syllabus Cache Race After Technology

  If you decide to teach either one of these books next academic yr, I’d be more than happy to Skype into the discussion.

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  February 28 2019, 3:54pm | Comments

• Wikipedia Energetically Autonomous Tactical Robot - Wikipedia The Energetically Autonomous Tactical Robot (EATR) was a project by Robotic Technology Inc. (RTI) and Cyclone Power Technologies Inc. to develop a robotic vehicle that could forage for plant biomass to fuel itself, theoretically operating indefinitely.

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• Bookmark Cloud Loss Could Add 8 Degrees to Global Warming | Quanta Magazine

  On a 1987 voyage to the Antarctic, the paleoceanographer James Kennett and his crew dropped anchor in the Weddell Sea, drilled into the seabed, and extracted a vertical cylinder of sediment.

  February 27 2019, 7:38pm | Comments

• Ask Metafilter Songs where the singer refers to their own name (and are called Steve) I have long admired the line in Stevie Wonder's 'Please Don't Go' where he sings: "Baby, please don't leave, don't leave Steve." I recently came across a song by Steve Monite, 'Only You', where he refers to himself (Steve) a lot, and it…

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• Bookmark Crapularity Aesthetics | Making & Breaking

  In 2011, a loose group of “grumpy futurists” wrote up an extensive list of “Alternatives to the Singularity” in a collaborative Google Document. “The Singularity”, in popular culture and para-religious belief,…

  February 7 2019, 5:01am | Comments

• Bookmark Memes are modern-day propaganda

  The framing of the term “fake news” orients you toward thinking whether a claim is true or false. By this logic, it assumes that people share things online because they’re 100%…

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• Bookmark No One Is Prepared for Hagfish Slime - The Atlantic

  At first glance, the hagfish—a sinuous, tubular animal with pink-grey skin and a paddle-shaped tail—looks very much like an eel. Naturalists can tell the two apart because hagfish, unlike other fish,…

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• Bookmark Viewpoint: Why we still underestimate the Neanderthals - BBC News

  Prof Clive Finlayson, director of the Gibraltar Museum, explains why some old assumptions about the intellectual capabilities of our evolutionary relatives, the Neanderthals persist today. But a body of evidence is…

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• Bookmark Yes, the Octopus Is Smart as Heck. But Why? - The New…

  It has eight arms, three hearts — and a plan. Scientists aren’t sure how the cephalopods got to be so intelligent. To demonstrate how smart an octopus can be, Piero Amodio…

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• Bookmark Biohackers Encoded Malware in a Strand of DNA | WIRED

  When biologists synthesize DNA, they take pains not to create or spread a dangerous stretch of genetic code that could be used to create a toxin or, worse, an infectious disease.

  February 7 2019, 5:01am | Comments

• Bookmark Washington Monthly | The World Is Choking on Digital Pollution

  Tens of thousands of Londoners died of cholera from the 1830s to the 1860s. The causes were simple: mass quantities of human waste and industrial contaminants were pouring into the Thames,…

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• Bookmark ‘Everything is not going to be okay’: How to live with constant…

  What does it mean to be alive right now? Right now. Right this second, right this epoch, as mankind alters the Earth beyond recognition.

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• Bookmark How the JPEG Changed Everything | Frieze

  ‘Every two minutes, people upload more images to the internet than existed in total just 150 years ago’

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• Bibliography The undercommons : fugitive planning & black study by Stefano Harney

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• Bibliography The weird and the eerie by Mark Fisher

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• Bookmark The Day the Dinosaurs Died | The New Yorker

  If, on a certain evening about sixty-­six million years ago, you had stood somewhere in North America and looked up at the sky, you would have soon made out what appeared…

  March 31 2019, 6:50am | Comments

• Bookmark Robots Help Bees Talk to Fish - IEEE Spectrum

  I am honestly not sure whether fish have any concept of bees. I am equally unsure whether bees have any concept of fish. I am even more unsure whether bees and…

  March 30 2019, 6:45pm | Comments

• YouTube

  March 28 2019, 9:40am | Comments

• Twitter

  update your website

  

  March 24 2019, 2:42pm | Comments

• Bookmark Natural’s Not in It — Real Life

  If the 20th century promised better living through chemistry, the 21st century has promised better living through digital technology.

  March 23 2019, 8:44pm | Comments

• Instagram Remembering what things were like before Brexit

  March 23 2019, 7:03am | Comments

• Podcast Cache Alice Coltrane: Her Sound and Spirit — The Radio 3 Documentary —…

  https://overcast.fm/+IPJ28emBE

  March 20 2019, 12:43pm | Comments

• YouTube

  March 20 2019, 10:15am | Comments

• YouTube

  March 17 2019, 9:00am | Comments

• Podcast Cache Jem Bendell on Deep Adaptation, Climate Change and Societal Collapse // Acceptance…

  “Getting busy with action can be a distraction from full acceptance of our predicament, where our predicament is that we don’t know. We don’t know what the best things to do are anymore and we don’t know whether…

  March 10 2019, 8:04am | Comments

• Bookmark Desire paths: the illicit trails that defy the urban planners | Cities…

  We’ve all been there. You want a short cut – to the bus stop, office or corner shop – but there’s no designated path. Others before you have already flattened the…

  March 9 2019, 8:51pm | Comments

• Syllabus Cache Race After Technology

  If you decide to teach either one of these books next academic yr, I’d be more than happy to Skype into the discussion.

  March 7 2019, 4:59pm | Comments

• Wikipedia Wikipedia's Greatest Sex Illustrator Is an Anonymous Legend Take a look at the Wikipedia page for fisting. I'll wait. OK. Now check out pegging. When you're done there, have a gander at gokkun; after that, deep throating; and then maybe mammary intercourse, frot, tribadism, and tea bag (sexual act).

  February 28 2019, 3:54pm | Comments

• Wikipedia Energetically Autonomous Tactical Robot - Wikipedia The Energetically Autonomous Tactical Robot (EATR) was a project by Robotic Technology Inc. (RTI) and Cyclone Power Technologies Inc. to develop a robotic vehicle that could forage for plant biomass to fuel itself, theoretically operating indefinitely.

  February 28 2019, 3:53pm | Comments

• Bookmark Cloud Loss Could Add 8 Degrees to Global Warming | Quanta Magazine

  On a 1987 voyage to the Antarctic, the paleoceanographer James Kennett and his crew dropped anchor in the Weddell Sea, drilled into the seabed, and extracted a vertical cylinder of sediment.

  February 27 2019, 7:38pm | Comments

• Ask Metafilter Songs where the singer refers to their own name (and are called Steve) I have long admired the line in Stevie Wonder's 'Please Don't Go' where he sings: "Baby, please don't leave, don't leave Steve." I recently came across a song by Steve Monite, 'Only You', where he refers to himself (Steve) a lot, and it…

  February 27 2019, 4:05am | Comments

• Twitter Favourites

  I make you appreciate your face

  

  February 20 2019, 5:14pm | Comments

• Instagram #DealWithIt Lisbon

  February 19 2019, 10:16am | Comments

• YouTube

  February 13 2019, 6:17am | Comments

• Twitter

  Do men get sad

  

  February 9 2019, 12:06pm | Comments

• YouTube

  February 8 2019, 6:24am | Comments

• Bookmark Crapularity Aesthetics | Making & Breaking

  In 2011, a loose group of “grumpy futurists” wrote up an extensive list of “Alternatives to the Singularity” in a collaborative Google Document. “The Singularity”, in popular culture and para-religious belief,…

  February 7 2019, 5:01am | Comments

• Bookmark Memes are modern-day propaganda

  The framing of the term “fake news” orients you toward thinking whether a claim is true or false. By this logic, it assumes that people share things online because they’re 100%…

  February 7 2019, 5:01am | Comments

• Bookmark No One Is Prepared for Hagfish Slime - The Atlantic

  At first glance, the hagfish—a sinuous, tubular animal with pink-grey skin and a paddle-shaped tail—looks very much like an eel. Naturalists can tell the two apart because hagfish, unlike other fish,…

  February 7 2019, 5:01am | Comments

• Bookmark Viewpoint: Why we still underestimate the Neanderthals - BBC News

  Prof Clive Finlayson, director of the Gibraltar Museum, explains why some old assumptions about the intellectual capabilities of our evolutionary relatives, the Neanderthals persist today. But a body of evidence is…

  February 7 2019, 5:01am | Comments

• Bookmark Yes, the Octopus Is Smart as Heck. But Why? - The New…

  It has eight arms, three hearts — and a plan. Scientists aren’t sure how the cephalopods got to be so intelligent. To demonstrate how smart an octopus can be, Piero Amodio…

  February 7 2019, 5:01am | Comments

• Bookmark Biohackers Encoded Malware in a Strand of DNA | WIRED

  When biologists synthesize DNA, they take pains not to create or spread a dangerous stretch of genetic code that could be used to create a toxin or, worse, an infectious disease.

  February 7 2019, 5:01am | Comments

• Bookmark Washington Monthly | The World Is Choking on Digital Pollution

  Tens of thousands of Londoners died of cholera from the 1830s to the 1860s. The causes were simple: mass quantities of human waste and industrial contaminants were pouring into the Thames,…

  February 7 2019, 5:01am | Comments

• Bookmark ‘Everything is not going to be okay’: How to live with constant…

  What does it mean to be alive right now? Right now. Right this second, right this epoch, as mankind alters the Earth beyond recognition.

  February 7 2019, 5:01am | Comments

• Bookmark How the JPEG Changed Everything | Frieze

  ‘Every two minutes, people upload more images to the internet than existed in total just 150 years ago’

  February 7 2019, 5:00am | Comments

• Bibliography The undercommons : fugitive planning & black study by Stefano Harney

  February 7 2019, 4:56am | Comments

• Bibliography The weird and the eerie by Mark Fisher

  February 7 2019, 4:54am | Comments

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