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There are two types of people
There are two types of people (aren’t there always). Those who can focus and stay focused until something external interrupts them. And those who constantly wonder if something new has arrived that they should look at and therefore interrupt themselves…. Read More ›
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Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?
Even when a seismic event—a war, a technological leap, a free concert in the mud—plays an outsize role in shaping a group of young people, no single factor ever defines a generation. Parenting styles continue to change, as do school… Read More ›
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Why are we here?
Now that is a question and one that the more you think about the more depressed you get. We are born, our parents raise us, we get a job, buy a house, our children are born, we raise them, they… Read More ›
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SEAM – The Film
https://vimeo.com/230793565 In the not-too-distant future, a tenuous peace between humans and remarkably humanlike “machines”—some don’t even know they’re not real—is tested when synthetics begin spontaneously exploding. A military-led search for these unwitting suicide bombers begins, sending a terrified machine woman… Read More ›
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An x-ray of a spacesuit
An x-ray of an Apollo program’s spacesuit (Alan Shepard, 1971) with notes & tags. tweeted by Massimo.
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This Is How Sexism Works in Silicon Valley
Once we were airborne, the CEO, who’d brought along a few bottles of wine, started bragging about meeting Jenna Jameson, talking about her career as the world’s greatest porn star and how he had taken a photo with her at… Read More ›
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Stormhenge
SKYGLOWPROJECT.COM presents STORMHENGE — an epic timelapse film of Carhenge, one of America’s most incredible roadside attractions, situated directly in the path of totality for the “Eclipse of the Century” aka the total solar eclipse of August 21st, 2017, a… Read More ›
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Bug Puppet
That is an incredibly lifelike puppet. Doesn’t look like a puppet at all.
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You Must Go Offline To View This Page
Click this link and then sever the connection. So clever.
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Samsung Galaxy Note8
The innovation of the Galaxy Note8’s design makes possible the 6.3″ Infinity Display. It’s the biggest ever for a Galaxy Note—giving you more screen for a bigger view and more space to use the S Pen. And it still fits… Read More ›
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