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About Beams and Struts, collective intelligence, and why this is the most exciting time to be alive in human history.

A companion piece to the article Sacred Economic- A Short Film Debut.

This meme exploded (in the good sense) and then exploded (in the bad sense) in about a month. Here's what happened.

A look at the latest offering from the great metal documentary filmmaker Sam Dunn.

A collage-tastic look at one of the most important and contested topics of our time.

Here's what you do: ask questions.

I had day recently full of elements that didn't exist ten or even five years ago. Here's what happened.

Fives are perceptive, cerebral and secretive. In music, they're often innovative, hugely original and have a love of technology and unusual instruments.

Allmusic.com is a great resource for audiophiles. It has tons of cool stuff about everyone who's ever made music.

A Dutch firm has designed a font which makes any script easier to read for dyslexics. It's not that different, but it's different enough.

A look at Chicago based musician Andrew Bird: violinist, guitarist, singer, whistler, loop pedal magician and subject of the new concert documentary Andrew Bird: Fever Year.

I've digitized my CDs, and now have all my music in one place. Random shuffle brought up these twelve tracks.

What will happen in any given year between now and the year 2101? I don't know. But many people who post on the internet do. Here are their answers.
What can Google's nGram viewer tell us about human consciousness? Bonnitta fills us in, compelete with awesome charts.

This isn't a rhetorical proposition. Petri-dish meat exists now. It should be available in your local supermarket by next Wednesday. Well, maybe not. But they're working on it.

A 3D printer doesn't just spray ink dots on 3D objects, it makes 3D objects, to your specifications.

Living in the information age has most of us doing mental juggling routines as a matter of course. Are we more distracted and fragmented? Or is this good exercise for us?

Sales of e-books increase, sales of physical books decrease. How do comics adapt? Like this...
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