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Dr. Manhattan contemplates triangles
Dr. Manhattan contemplates triangles. Made with Paper
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Rapid Physical Game Design & Prototyping, Challenge 4: Form a collaborative group of five. Design an eight player game that will take place in two non-contiguous spaces of 8’ x 16’ x 8’ each. Line of sight between the two spaces is optional. Players must remain within the space where they begin the game for…
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Rapid Physical Game Design & Prototyping, Challenge 4: Form a collaborative group of five. Design an eight player game that will take place in two non-contiguous spaces of 8’ x 16’ x 8’ each. Line of sight between the two spaces is optional. Players must remain within the space where they begin the game for…
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kqedscience: “Yo Hologram Tupac, I’m real happy for you and I’mmma let you finish but Obi-Wan Kenobi was one of the best holograms of all time!” (via @kanye)
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If the point of going to a concert isn’t to see the artist in question, but instead to feel a rush that can only be experienced when many other people are feeling the exact same way, is there anything wrong with having holograms or dancers or past projections of a performer serve as the headlining…
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theatlantic: The 19th Century Technology Behind Coachella’s Tupac Hologram That Tupac hologram that wowed Coachella crowds Sunday evening and will maybe go on tour wasn’t actually a hologram. It was a technology that dates all the way back to 1862 called Pepper’s Ghost, said The Wall Street Journal’s Ethan Smith on The News Hub. “It’s not a hologram. It’s very, very…
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When you hear a libertarian talking about “disruption” and “innovation” what they usually mean is “opportunities to make a quick buck, however damaging the long-term side effects may be”. Charlie Stross, as part of talking about What Amazon’s ebook strategy means. (via blech)
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I propose that there be established somewhere in Texas—let’s say in the capital city—a center of cultural compass, a research center to be the Bibliothèque Nationale of the only state that started out as an independent nation. Harry Huntt Ransom (1908–1976) in his speech to the Philosophical Society of Texas, December 8, 1956 (via ransomcenter)
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When you hear a libertarian talking about “disruption” and “innovation” what they usually mean is “opportunities to make a quick buck, however damaging the long-term side effects may be”. Charlie Stross, as part of talking about What Amazon’s ebook strategy means. (via blech)