Surfer dude flabbergasts scientists with new (possible) Holy Grail of physics - Unification Theory:
Like, the universe is one, man...
No, really. I'm not kidding. Seriously. This is not a joke. It even has a name. So does he. Garrett Lisi, and the E8 pattern. Yeah, I know...but at least if this whole physics thing doesn't work out, he's got a cool name for a band.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Friday, November 02, 2007
Wow
My life will never be the same...I have discovered manualism.
Check it out. I suggest starting with the William Tell Overture or the Super Mario Brother's theme.
His name is Jerry Phillips, and his ouvre and info is here. It includes everything from Michael Jackson's "Man in the Mirror" to Journey's "Don't Stop Believing" to the "William Tell Overture" to Guns 'n Roses "Sweet Child of Mine."
Just amazing.
(In case you're wondering, manualism is playing music with your hands.)
Check it out. I suggest starting with the William Tell Overture or the Super Mario Brother's theme.
His name is Jerry Phillips, and his ouvre and info is here. It includes everything from Michael Jackson's "Man in the Mirror" to Journey's "Don't Stop Believing" to the "William Tell Overture" to Guns 'n Roses "Sweet Child of Mine."
Just amazing.
(In case you're wondering, manualism is playing music with your hands.)
Friday, October 12, 2007
I love random information.
Here are two great articles from one of my favorite sites, Damn Interesting
The first up is titled Amoebic Morality, and is about how single cell organisms can come together and cooperate, even sacrificing themselves for the greater good. Fascinating.
The second is the (true life) story of the origins of Assassins. Almost a thousand years ago, actually.
Have fun reading!
Here are two great articles from one of my favorite sites, Damn Interesting
The first up is titled Amoebic Morality, and is about how single cell organisms can come together and cooperate, even sacrificing themselves for the greater good. Fascinating.
The second is the (true life) story of the origins of Assassins. Almost a thousand years ago, actually.
Have fun reading!
Monday, October 08, 2007
The real world and the virtual get closer to intersecting.
Which car is real and which is in a video game?
(The video game being Grand Turismo 5)
Which car is real and which is in a video game?
(The video game being Grand Turismo 5)
Friday, October 05, 2007
The Sultan’s Elephant - definitely the most giganormous marionette show you will ever see. Wow
(BTW, this is from one of my fav sites, the Athanasius Kircher Society blog)
(BTW, this is from one of my fav sites, the Athanasius Kircher Society blog)
7 Animals used in the military
I don't know about you, but to me there's just something inherently wrong with a dolphin sticking you with a hypodermic needle and pumping you full of CO2 so that you die and your body floats to the surface.
Somehow, that's just not right. But, I guess that's better than being killed by a flaming war pig...
I don't know about you, but to me there's just something inherently wrong with a dolphin sticking you with a hypodermic needle and pumping you full of CO2 so that you die and your body floats to the surface.
Somehow, that's just not right. But, I guess that's better than being killed by a flaming war pig...
The speed of light is slower than...the speed of light???!
High Energy Gamma Rays Go Slower Than Lower Energy Photons
Well isn't Einstein going to be upset...
High Energy Gamma Rays Go Slower Than Lower Energy Photons
Well isn't Einstein going to be upset...
Craigslist Meets WallStreet
Wow - great, honest response to a woman that is looking "to get married to a guy who makes at least half a million a year." Good read. Check it out.
And in the same vein (kind of...in a way) - proof that:
There are no unattractive women
Amazing what a few hours of beauty treatments and makeovers can do.
BTW, this is from a great, often inspirational site called Sonnyradio.com
Explore around a bit, it's got a lot of great stuff.
Wow - great, honest response to a woman that is looking "to get married to a guy who makes at least half a million a year." Good read. Check it out.
And in the same vein (kind of...in a way) - proof that:
There are no unattractive women
Amazing what a few hours of beauty treatments and makeovers can do.
BTW, this is from a great, often inspirational site called Sonnyradio.com
Explore around a bit, it's got a lot of great stuff.
Thursday, October 04, 2007
I love tehnology - just imagine the possibilities with this product:
New plastic is as strong as steel, and is transparent
Very cool.
This is pretty cool too.
Personal home observatories
New plastic is as strong as steel, and is transparent
Very cool.
This is pretty cool too.
Personal home observatories
Intelligent cat door - or "Flo Control" as they like to call it.
Might sound kind of strange, but actually is a pretty cool project.
Might sound kind of strange, but actually is a pretty cool project.
Friday, September 28, 2007
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Wow - Every woman has beauty. The proof is in the pictures.
The question is can she afford to show it. A free makeover can help.
The question is can she afford to show it. A free makeover can help.
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Yes, I'm a geek, I admit it - but this stuff fascinates me...
Parallel universe proof
and
Imaging Quantum Entanglement
Parallel universe proof
and
Imaging Quantum Entanglement
Spider-Man 3:How It Should Have Ended - Hilarious and oh so true
(most all the "How it should have ended" clips are good)
AND...you have not lived (or at least laughed really good" until you've seen the Indian version of Superman...just watch the clip
(most all the "How it should have ended" clips are good)
AND...you have not lived (or at least laughed really good" until you've seen the Indian version of Superman...just watch the clip
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Friday, September 21, 2007
10 Best (Worst?) Animated Movies for (Traumatizing) Kids
Kind of ho-hum till you get to the end (though I agree some of the mentioned movies are not kid flicks (see: Hunchback of Notredame, etc), and Watership Down is kind of violent, but the last one was so funny I nearly fell out of my seat. Wow.
Kind of ho-hum till you get to the end (though I agree some of the mentioned movies are not kid flicks (see: Hunchback of Notredame, etc), and Watership Down is kind of violent, but the last one was so funny I nearly fell out of my seat. Wow.
God responds to getting sued
...and I thought the whole $67 Million Lost Pants suit was enough legal ridiculosity for one year.
...and I thought the whole $67 Million Lost Pants suit was enough legal ridiculosity for one year.
Sweet little headless robot dog...thing.
DARPA is behind it, and it traverses a rocky terrain like nobody's business. Good job, BostonDynamics.
DARPA is behind it, and it traverses a rocky terrain like nobody's business. Good job, BostonDynamics.
Saturday, September 15, 2007
Friday, September 14, 2007
Thoughts from the Singularity Summit, such as:
Will Super Smart Artificial Intelligences Keep Humans Around As Pets?
Now there's a question to keep you thinking for a while...
Will Super Smart Artificial Intelligences Keep Humans Around As Pets?
Now there's a question to keep you thinking for a while...
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Monday, September 10, 2007
You might not think of libraries as being beautiful, but these examples most definitely are:
Beautiful Libraries
Beautiful Libraries
Tuesday, September 04, 2007
Friday, August 31, 2007
Researchers at USC develop a 360-degree holographic display
Not perfect by a long shot, but still really cool.
Not perfect by a long shot, but still really cool.
Leave it to Texas...Monster spider web found! - more specifically - "a sprawling spider web that blankets several trees, shrubs and the ground along a 200-yard stretch of trail"
(video here)
Canada also gets in on the giant spiderweb weirdness too. Except they outdid that puny 200-yard stretch, and instead covered 60 acres with web.
(video here)
Canada also gets in on the giant spiderweb weirdness too. Except they outdid that puny 200-yard stretch, and instead covered 60 acres with web.
Sunday, August 19, 2007
Prius vs. Hummer - you wouldn't have guess who would win, enviornmentally speaking - appearances are not everything. But then again, there are better options than either.
Prius vs. Hummer
Just really makes you stop and think beyond your first thought. Here's a mantra for the day - "Think Deeper"
Prius vs. Hummer
Just really makes you stop and think beyond your first thought. Here's a mantra for the day - "Think Deeper"
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