Image – Reese Inman, DIVERGENCE II (2008), acrylic on panel 30 x 30 in Remix (Boston, 2008), a solo exhibition of handmade computer art works by Reese Inman, Gallery NAGA in Boston. Apophenia...
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"The City Is A Battlesuit For Surviving The Future" Matt Jones wrote in 2009, referencing Archigram's Walking City. As I've noted before we fill that same role for bacteria. Food guru Michael P Delete the scoop?
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The most meaningless, dangerous phrase in genetics is “The gene for X,” says Steve Jones, because the more we learn about DNA the less important it seems. Delete the scoop?
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In Issac Asimov's classic science fiction saga Foundation, mathematics professor Hari Seldon predicts the future using what he calls psychohistory. Delete the scoop?
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In the foreseeable future, humans might carry microscopic natural computers inside their cells that could guard against disease and warn of toxic threats based on a Stanford research achievement. Delete the scoop?
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Natasha Vita-More speaks on Transhumanism, the future of Technology, two of her favorite technologies being Nanotechnology and Artificial General Intelligenc... Via John Hacking Delete the scoop?
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As the title says the images are of two cultures, not art and science, then perhaps they are. The cultures are of bacteria, the red one being Serratia marscens and the other Proteus mirabilis. The ... Delete the scoop?
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Emily Pilloton's Design Revolution Road Show, the physical embodiment of her non-profit Project H Design rolled into New York a few weeks ago stopping at Metropolis, the Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum and ICFF. Delete the scoop?
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Tasting Space -Lidia Klein Among the senses engaged in experiencing architecture, taste remains the least active. Edible architectural structures seem only to exist in fiction, in stories such as T... Delete the scoop?
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