By looking at this clip it looks like humanity is on direct course to be fully mutated with internet.
Hmm, maybe it’s time for me to say farwell to Facebook…
Naaah, not yet.
(Thanks Wout!)
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Science
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Mutating
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The Missing
Photo project by Gustavo Germano.
Yeah, well Gustavo, it sure looks nice and all, but thanks a lot for reminding us again that we’re all gonna die.
Dr. Aubrey the Grey should just work a little bit harder…
(Via) (Thanks Fina!)
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The Future of Deejaying
It ìs the future and it looks promising and unavoidable, but it doesn’t make me happy though. The evolution goes too fast now. Now really everybody can be a dj.
Respect goes out to us, who come from the time when there were not even URLs’ or email addresses on record sleeves, when you had to dig deep and long in crates to find plastic diamonds. The times when you had to work your ass off getting the bpm’s set the same, without beat counters and being heavily ‘drunk’.
But hey, no time to grieve! Better jump that bandwagon before it’s off too far…
(Via, Hi Wilbert ;-))
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Hologramming
Can’t wait to get a Playstation 6! Or 7… or 9… or maybe a 12. I don’t know when, but this, or something similar, for sure will be integrated in games one day.
Created by Aircord Labo from Japan.
(Via)
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Versions
Very interesting stuff about how the world of copy and pasting relates to parallel universes by Oliver Laric. I just love the combination of art, science and philosophy…
Click here to watch the movie and to hear quotes like this:
“The multiverse is composed of a quantum superposition of infinitely many increasingly divergent non communicating parallel universes or quantum worlds. Every historical ‘what if’ compatible with the initial conditions and physical law is realized. All outcomes exist simultaneously but do not interfere further with each other. Each single prior world having split into mutually unobservable, but equally real worlds.”
(Thanks Fina!)
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Don’t we just all want one?
A Jetpack! From now on everybody can buy one at Martin Jetpacks!
(Via)
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Gravestone 2.0
Rosetta Stone Gravestone. Does it need more explanation?
(Via)
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The Future of User Interfaces
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Free Augmented Reality App
Go and check out this nifty free augmented reality app called Cosmogramma by Flying Lotus and Warp.
Really worth while checking! Couldn’t stop playing myself.
(Thanks Joon!)
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Mimosa
“Mimosa is an interactive artwork displaying behavior that mimics responsive plant systems.The piece was inspired by the Mimosa family of plants, which change kinetically to suit their environmental conditions. The studio has used the slim form of individual OLEDs to create delicate light petals, forming flowers, which open and close in response to visitors.”
By Jason Bruges Studio in cooperation with Philips.
(Via)
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Computer generated fine art
DepoArt is a digital showcase for computer generated fine art, produced by the members of Depot Visuals.
(Via)
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Vektron modular
A modular algorithmic synthesizer thing, cube, device, thingie, build by Niklas Roy. Don’t know what it is or how it works, but it sure produces intersting sounds.
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Speed of Light
Speed of Light is an installation by United Visual Artists. View the video to see what they made.
(Via)
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Creepy talking robot mouth
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Nature by Numbers
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Screenshots of The Collision
The first ever graphical images of a tiny little Big Bang on earth. Much more on the website of CERN.
(Via)
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Robots
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Beats in Spaaaaaaaaaaace
Yesterday we went to Amsterdam to the Foxes and Wolves night in the Melkweg to hear the legendary Tim Sweeney spin his recods. Too bad the club wasn’t sold out because the gentleman deserved it. Excellent music choice.
If you’ve never heard of the guy and you’re in to quality beats I highly recommend you subscribing to his, already 10 years running radio show, Beats in Space.
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The oldest living things on the damn planet
Rachel Sussman takes pictures of the oldest living things on earth. On the third picture you see some green leaves sticking out from the ground. Those green leaves are over 13.000 years old… Respect to the f*ckers!
Find more pictures and ages here.(Via)
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Real 3D Digital Building Holograms
Ok somebody prints out a 2d print and then buildings literally rise up… Is this really real? Yes, its really real. If science goes on to develop with this speed then we will find out in some 50 years that we ourselves are just a highly advanced Playstation game like for instance The Simms or Second Life. Is this going to deep? Alright! I’ll quit.
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