The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
The Next Wave A Conversation With John Markoff [7.16.15] EXTRACT What worries me about the future of Silicon Valley, is that one-dimensionality, that it’s not a Renaissance culture, it’s an engineering culture. It’s an engineering culture that believes that it’s revolutionary, but it’s actually not that revolutionary. The Valley has, for a long time, mined …
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This is the best tech article this year (so far). Newsy, with context. Welcome to the chainiacs! There’s a blockchain for that! The code that secures Bitcoin could also power an alternate Internet. First, though, it has to work.
When Kevin Kelly looked up the definition of ?superorganism? on Wikipedia, he found this: ?A collection of agents which can act in concert to produce phenomena governed by the collective.? The source cited was Kevin Kelly, in his 01994 book, Out of Control. His 02014 perspective is that humanity has come to dwell in a …
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Cool Tools is a highly curated selection of the best tools available for individuals and small groups. Tools include hand tools, maps, how-to books, vehicles, software, specialized devices, gizmos, websites — and anything useful. Tools are selected and presented in the book if they are the best of kind, the cheapest, or the only thing …
A conversation with Kevin Kelly You have a choice dear reader: spend 3 seconds scanning this blogpost, or spend the full 1:11:28 minutes listening to the interview John Brockman did with technology philosopher and founding editor of Wired Magazine, Kevin Kelly. The interview touches upon the nature of technology, big data, surveillance society, money as …
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Google+ – A good summary of the disruptive advantages of 3D printing,… A good summary of the disruptive advantages of 3D printing, from the authors of the book Fabricated.
Kevin Kelly has been a participant of, and reporter on, the information technology revolution for the past 20 years. Based in his studio in Pacifica, California, he immerses himself in the long-term trends of technology, tools, new media, and cultural behavior. He writes about the ripple effects and social consequences surrounding the culture of technology. …
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