A Brighter Tomorrow? Interview on upcoming "Abundance"
>> Saturday, January 21, 2012
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Don't look now, but the Internet is changing your brain!
>> Monday, January 09, 2012
OnlineCollege.org - January 8, 2012
Noted science-fiction writer Isaac Asimov predicted that one day, we'd "have computer outlets in every home, each of them hooked up to enormous libraries where anyone can ask any question and be given answers, be given reference materials, be something you're interested in knowing, from an early age, however silly it might seem to someone else," and with this appliance, be able to truly enjoy learning instead of being forced to learn mundane facts and figures. His insight has proven to be amazingly accurate, as we now live in a world with the Internet, where nearly the entire wealth of human knowledge can live at our fingertips or even in our pockets. Such an amazing feat, of course, doesn't happen without impacting our lives, and scientists have begun to note that the Internet has not only served to fulfill our brains' curiosities, but also rewired them. So what exactly is the Internet doing to our brains? Read on to find out.
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We almost bought the farm in 1883? Comet's near miss discovered.
>> Saturday, December 31, 2011
technology review (MIT)
Bonilla published his account of this event in a French journal called L'Astronomie in 1886. Unable to account for the phenomenon, the editor of the journal suggested, rather incredulously, that it must have been caused by birds, insects or dust passing front of the Bonilla's telescope. (Since then, others have adopted Bonilla's observations as the first evidence of UFOs.)
Today, Hector Manterola at the National Autonomous University of Mexico in Mexico City, and a couple of pals, give a different interpretation. They think that Bonilla must have been seeing fragments of a comet that had recently broken up. This explains the 'misty' appearance of the pieces and why they were so close together.
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The next decade in science revealed
>> Friday, December 30, 2011
What's ahead for science and technology in the next 10 years? According to The Institute for the Future in their newly published "A Multiverse of Exploration - The Future of Science 2021," we can look forward to the following:
Decrypting the Brain
Hacking Space
Massively Multiplayer Data
Sea the Future
Strange Matter
Engineered Evolution.
Check out the PDF here.
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