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What will happen when for the first time in ages different human species will inhabit the earth at the same time? The day may be upon us when people will argue less about whose Gospel holds the Greater Truth, and more about humanity’s different trajectories into the future. Human beings...
 
Richard Hayes over at the Washington post has a critique of Ronald Green (Ronald M. Green is a...
From Wildcat
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What happened to nature?
 
Apparently neuroaesthetics are the new black, and Professor Raymond Tallis thinks it's wrong....
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An interesting article has been presented in Nature, indicating that a portion of the scientific...
From James Dunlop
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A response to Wildcat's "My cranium, my castle?" Thank you Wildcat for the...
From Spaceweaver
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Over at Wired Mag, Clive Thompson, serves a fascinating piece of thought provoking words to incite...
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Let's have a dream about the future... With the ongoing developments of sub-vocal comunication...
From James Dunlop
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One man's quest to save us from our worst enemy...ourselves. Written and directed by Joshua Taylor Sprinkling, Can Kadir Sucuoglu, and Giullermina Chiu. In association with Rene Daalder of Space Collective, and the Southern California Institute of Architecture.
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Rather than creating a series of toys and super-heros with weapons, we are interested in...
From First Dark
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I caught this wonderful documentary at this year's IDFA, 'Mechanical Love'. It is a...
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What happened to nature?
 
What is described by Bernard Huberman as an ‘ecology’ of information ‘characterized by...
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Movie characters from the Terminator to the Bionic Woman use bionic eyes to zoom in on far-off...
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The choice of responsibility “Natural selection won’t matter soon, not anywhere near as much...
From Spaceweaver
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First we humans were able to cope with life. Nowadays we are able to alter it. Call it consious or...
From PlanetJarr
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What happened to nature?
 
From How supercomputers enhance our understanding of genes Biological functionality is...
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Oscar Pistorius, AKA "Blade Runner" -- the South African sprinter who uses carbon fiber...
From Wildcat
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that is of course just the beginning, man machine interface is coming our way, are we...
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About twenty years ago I was living in a hippie shack in the north-east of Tasmania, trying to...
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The evolutionary prospect of an ethical criterion Evolution is blind. No scientific theory...
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From 3LSZVJA9
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i think we need to be really careful when it comes to this whole pursuit of perfection. a lot has been said for the negatives of human nature, we are irrational, often violent and hurtful, and essentially slow paced and fragile creatures. but is this necessarily a bad thing? i am strongly inclined to believe that the positives of human...
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I first really discovered the concept of a technological singularity when I read The Spike:...
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