Hanson Robotics : Home

On Getting Creative Ideas - Murray Gell-Mann

YouTube - We are not alone

Share My World: A Photographic Study on Race and Perception

Wayne Dunkley

Dissent Magazine

Words Without Borders

Danny Rozin's Easel

Dominic Wilcox: Switch

Richard Rorty (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)

"Explaining rationality and epistemic authority by reference to what society lets us say, rather than the latter by the former, is the essence of what I shall call ‘epistemological behaviorism,’ an attitude common to Dewey and Wittgenstein." [Richard Rorty, Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1979).p.174]

Dance Monkeys Dance by Ernest Cline

David Buckingham

logolalia logolalia logolalia whee logolalia :: dan waber

dw=h :: darren wershler-henry

"lenguage is, that we may mis-unda-stend each udda."
(Krazy Kat, 1918)

ebook sample: nicholodeon

vispoets discussion board and gallery

Blackbird : an online journal of literature and the arts

Tom Montag:

"Metaphor can take you places you never imagined you'd go. Metaphor and a little snatch of narrative. A hot bowl of soup. A crust of dark bread. Go."

Claudia Keelan:

"We have to change our language for our culture to become a better one...I really strongly believe in the notion of Negative Capability that Keats spoke of. The poet can have no identity. A poet has to be constantly filling in for other things...For the I to become the you."

A R Ammons

"not so much looking for the shape
as being available
to any shape that may be
summoning itself
through me
from the self not mine but ours."

This conjunction of poets courtesy of William Stobb's erudite congenial and poignant podcast "It's Hard To Say"

Vectors Journal of Culture and Technology in a Dynamic Vernacular

Metabolomics Toolbox

"...metabolomics...[studies]...the small molecule metabolites found in an organism...metabolomics offers a unique opportunity to look at genotype-phenotype as well as genotype-envirotype relationships...only a quarter to half of endogenous human metabolites in blood or urine have been positively identified."

How to Write a Scientific Paper

Abstract

We (meaning I) present observations on the scientific publishing process

which (meaning that) are important and timely in that unless I have more

published papers soon, I will never get another job. These observations

are consistent with the theory that it is difficult to do good science, write

good scientific papers, and have enough publications to get future jobs.

The Writer's Writing Guide: Attitude

Writing is a slow learning, through content, style, process, and daily evidence of your tenacity, of who you are, what you value, and what you want from life.

meanderings

"Spamtrap" - watch the video

Baudelaire - The Lamentations Of An Icarus

And burnt up by love of beauty,
I shall not have the splendid honour
Of giving my name to the abyss
Which will serve as my grave.

Contemporary Art Blogs - absolutearts.com - "MAKING PROFOUND ART" by Andrew Wielawski

These were the words of the Dreamer, who told me that the future doesn’t exist, because it hasn’t happened yet, and the past is gone. The world as we know it doesn’t exist, either, because it is only our own projection of chemical electrical impulses onto the screen of our brains. It is not the events as they happened, only a time delayed and heavily filtered rendition of them.

With a philosophical view like this, it is only a matter of taking things one step further to see how much freedom we have through our art.

Index of / continuity studios

beautifully dreaming of you and me. i hope i never wake. kill me in my sleep so this dream lasts forever.

Random Etc.

Twingly Screensaver Beta

Justine Ashbee

I-Witness Video



"...uses video to protect civil liberties."

Perspectives on Free and Open Source Software - The MIT Press

Download the entire book

Corante: technology, business, media, law, and culture news from the blogosphere

Earthlings

"As long as there are slaughterhouses...there will be battlefields."
Leo Tolstoy

"The time will come when men such as I will look upon the murder of animals as they now look on the murder of men."
Leonardo da Vinci, artist and scientist

Lithoparticles

"...mass-produced microscale particles shaped like each letter of the alphabet...each letter is smaller than many kinds of cells, possible applications include marking individual cells with particular letters.."



(Image: Carlos J. Hernandez/Thomas G. Mason, UCLA Chemistry;

March 29, 2007, Journal of Physical Chemistry C)

E Y E B E A M

CBC Radio 3: Breaking New Sound

K.D. (Karen) Thornton- digital and kinetic artworks

Magnum Photos - In Motion

essay archive

Guantanamo -- Paolo Pellegrin

ZoneZero

"As we move forward with all these new tools to explore story telling in the digital age, societies in most parts of the world are moving to severely restrict their use."

.: NOW and THEN :: Maggie Taylor :.

Non-proliferation needs to be updated to non-existence

Think gentle
Repeal nuclear weapon states (NWS)
All systems are unstable

Neurotechnology: Growing a Brain

"Researchers opened thousands of rat skulls over the years,
removed their brains, and cut them into thin slices,
which they kept alive."

Typorganism

Typotown

Bembo's Zoo

All Watched Over -- Richard Brautigan

Clusty the clustering search engine

In My Language

A M Baggs: "The first part is in my 'native language', and then the second part provides a translation, or at least an explanation. This is not a look-at-the-autie gawking freakshow as much as it is a statement about what gets considered thought, intelligence, personhood, language, and communication, and what does not."


Autism Rights

Species Slaves



Chimera: sheep have 15 per cent human cells and 85 per cent animal cells

Seymour Papert

"It was in his laboratory that children first had the chance to use the computer to write and to make graphics. "

One Laptop per Child

"...it's a global humanitarian cause."

"ROEM enables users to download and carry with them electronic books..."

ARPANET (the internet) December 1969

CAIDA : the Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis

"...a macroscopic snapshot of the Internet for two weeks: 4 April 2005 - 17 April 2005."

"...926,201 IP addresses and 2,000,796 IP links..."

Visual Complexity

"...a unified resource space for anyone interested in the visualization of complex networks."

Jonathan Lethem

"These stories are for filmmakers or dramatists to adapt. They’re available non-exclusively -- meaning other people may be working from the same material -- and the cost is a dollar apiece."

graphicpoetry.net -- w.c. pelon

This is not a Magazine

Search Poetry

Mark Tansey

Eyes of Science

ATypI is the premier worldwide organisation dedicated to type and typography.

Kate Armstrong

Working Papers in Art and Design

Foreign Exchange TV

"where america meets the world"

res-Qualia

Paro

"Mental Commitment Robots" are developed to interact with human beings and to make them feel emotional attachment to the robots.

huge-entity

"What is the book?
What is mind?
How can one bridge the two? "

Firedoodle

lindA Zacks - I Swallowed a Rainbow...

Flow Visualization

Percentage of American adults held in either prison or mental institutions in 1953 and today, respectively: 0.67, 0.68
Percentage of these adults in 1953 who were in mental institutions: 75
Percentage today who are in prisons: 97

Harper's Index, April 2007

L'attente, the waiting / Flussgeist 1 (2007) Gregory Chatonsky

Le DETAIL / The DETAIL / Series / Incident.net / 2006