1992 Bruce Sterling Interview
I ran across a few old files today. Here’s an intrerview I did with Bruce Sterling in 1992. (Originally appeared […]
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Consciousness, Science
Another case where size doesn’t matter
I’ve often wondered whether insects are more intelligent than we think. A Science Daily article suggests that “tiny insects could
Media, News
Slow news is good news
We’ve talked about slow (vs fast) food, and earlier today I heard about the new slow money movement. Now I’m
Events, Nonprofit, Technology
Austin Non Profit Camp
Here’s the elevator speech: Austin Non Profit Camp is a free, facilitated and participant driven conference that will be the
Consciousness, Futures
Mac Tonnies
Mac Tonnies would definitely have been part of FringeWare. Check out his bio (though I would disagree with the second
Environment/Climate
Coal and ozone nonattainment in Austin
Ozone nonattainment’s impact: Chris Searles has an enightening post at Burnt Orange Report about the “Quit Coal by 2014” scenario
Media
The Filminator
James Cameron’s massive ego is probably what it takes to pull off a Terminator 2/3, Titanic, or Avatar – his
Consciousness, Space
Stars
A bit of free form writing from a Saturday workshop… Stars, achingly beautiful stars over Arizona as we clean the
Science, Technology
Synthetic biology
Synthetic biology is riff on nano/bio tech – according to Rudy Rucker, “it’s about building slippery wetware entities that might
Science, Space
The Devils of Mars
Earth observers used to think that Mars had canals, but this is even better: weirdly interesting darker trails in the
Community, Events
Adoption Rocks!
Next month, for International Adoption Month, The Long Center for the Performing Arts has a benefit concert and celebration called
Futures, Technology
Moving the furniture
Augmented reality room design! (Thanks to Bruce Sterling for the pointer).