The city of the internet--the Paris, the New York, the metropolis of metropolises. Till our eyes burn out.
All the implicit assumptions within this article--technology as imperative to competition--to claiming territory for oneself-- is exactly how we'll become gross sleek cyborgs.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Nature is a Haunted House
More bits of the puzzle come into focus: deformed frogs point to boys born with undescended testicles and armies of obese adults. As if it were invented by a horror writer with Norman Maileresque sexual politics, it sounds like the piss of women on the pill--that all-important pill essential to reproductive freedom--is one of the leading causes of males becoming epidemically... sensitive.
Industrial chemicals--for almighty efficiency--and higher yields--more more more!--come back to haunt us, nature taunting us before she exterminates us.
Industrial chemicals--for almighty efficiency--and higher yields--more more more!--come back to haunt us, nature taunting us before she exterminates us.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Smart Phone Urge Hegemoney
From the front lines of consumer coercion in the must-have-gadget department.
Friday, June 5, 2009
One more opportunity for doom
Booming DNA nanotech of the future. Or more likely, the stuff of doom.
Monday, April 13, 2009
The Great Sickness of Our Time
Crackberries and Ipods and disconnected humans-- this guy describes the typical scene I observe going home on the bus all-too-often.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
April Singularity
Thank God, this is only a fun April Fool's joke from Google. Harbinger of the future, however, IMHO.
Human Brains vs. Computer Brawn
A contrary viewpoint to the techno-imperative vision of Ray Kurzweil, who says that brains will be outpaced by computers within a few decades.
Sunday, March 29, 2009
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