Get comfortable with the idea that you won’t know what’s good until it’s already happened.
Jad Abumrad on the Radiolab origin story – a must-read – echoing the idea that intuition is integral to science. (via explore-blog)
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Get comfortable with the idea that you won’t know what’s good until it’s already happened.
Jad Abumrad on the Radiolab origin story – a must-read – echoing the idea that intuition is integral to science. (via explore-blog)
Great illustration on the progress of man, from Chris Ware
Brendan Griffen attempts to map the relationships of influence between all of history’s big thinkers...
This is zany!
Reddit is regularly full of hit-or-miss discussions. But one recent post asks: “What are the most intellectually stimulating websites you know of?” The responses are pretty great.
If we have data, let’s look at data. If all we have are opinions, let’s go with mine.
Jim Barksdale, former CEO of Netscape (via brycedotvc)
“I wonder if it remembers me.”
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (2004)
Internet Explorer has had a bad rap, but should it still? Yes. The ad is pretty cool though.
The levitating light, taking wireless to a new realm
I really love it when I see new wireless gadgets and ideas. Wires suck, and if I could have wireless everything I would! So when I saw a levitating wireless light, I was intrigued. I was also happy to see, that such a great thing was born from something so simple (in hindsight of course).
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