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Logo color spectrum. Insane how many companies localize their color to one tiny little area.

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Li Hongbo's flexible paper sculptures are a work of beauty. And totally surreal.

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New stuff happening in the lab.

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Eric (Hey,) Wolinsky

Hello, I’m Eric and you are reading right to here. Sometimes I like to forget how all things work.

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Holy Crap. A hexapod robot armed with a router. This is fantastic. Let's make a bigger one now, shall we?

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Half-Ton typeface 3D printed for letterpress. Very very cool.

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The ENd by Jordan Weaver 

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Birds use a keyboard to tweet. They probably don't tweet while tweeting, as they're eating...and not tweeting. Pretty cool.

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Testing some molecular gastronomy chemicals. Sodium Alginate acts as a binder/emulsifier and Calcium Citrate is added to provide the necessary calcium for the gelification to work.

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This is a beautifully minimal aroma diffuser / humidifier. Really interesting concept and excellent execution.

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Tip of the iceberg.

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Crankin' on some new experiments. Soon to be radically improved.

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Brilliant.

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"World's Most Powerful Laser Beams To Zap Nuclear Waste."

Wow. Using lasers on nuclear gunk seems incredibly awesome. This gets filed under "magic", the way modern non-invasive surgery is "magic". Or like when they dropped non-explosive, concrete bombs in Libya via smart technology...magic.

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“If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, infinite. For man has closed himself up, till he sees all things through the narrow chinks of his cavern.

- William Blake’s The Marriage of Heaven and Hell