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Category Archives: science
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In anticipation towards / preparation for the potentiality of total Planetary Shutdown (as has been predicted by the Mayans, NASA, Terence MacKenna, the Nostradamus, possibly some Australophithecus proto-shaman named ‘Zhembg’, and many other interesting people), I am devoting the next … Continue reading
A computer is quite dead.
Posted in history, science, technology
Tagged computers, IBM, Man & Computer, programming
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Brian Eno
Brian Eno: I think the other thing that’s important is getting to a place, which very, very rarely happens with improvising groups, where somebody can decide not to play for a while. You watch any group of musicians improvising together … Continue reading
Posted in media, music, science, technology
Tagged Brian Eno, Mark Richardson, Pitchfork Media
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“Age doesn’t cause anything; age is only an index to causal factors”
The Moms-tube: Cheryl Svensson and Jim Birren at the University of Southern California
Ghost Crab Eats Oil
A ghost crab eats oil from the Gulf of Mexico spill, shown glowing yellow-orange under ultraviolet light, at Gulf Islands National Seashore near Pensacola, Florida. Glowing Oil Could Aid Gulf Spill Cleanup (National Geographic)
Posted in animals, ecology, science, technology
Tagged BP, British Petroleum, Gulf of Mexico spill
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Experiments in Color Vision
Wendy Carlos’s Experiments in Color Vision.