From the extraordinary to the bizarre, this is the most interesting and informative website on the Internet.
Author Kazuo Ishiguro believes we are unwittingly walking into a dystopian future because the world has yet to give science and technology more than just peripheral interest.
Döstädning” – a hybrid of the Swedish words “death” and “cleaning” is the latest death trend, and is a sign that dying well has become a defining obsession of our time.
Knowledge is a tricky thing.
Acquiring and deploying it to change the world through technological innovations can inspire great confidence and self-certainty in the person who possesses the knowledge.
“My parents refuse to access the website because it’s just so painful to look at,” says Goligoski, a veteran of Mozilla and former user experience research lead for The New York Times.
You’re nineteen years old and you’re at Coachella, the sickest festival there is. Surrounded by palm trees and babes, your worries melt away.
As a species, we humans tend to take it for granted that we are the only ones that live in sedentary communities, use tools, and alter our landscape to meet our needs.
“But why does a picture of my 88-year-old dad show up on my own profile? Have you tried turning it off and turning it on again?”
Although we use it every day, time is complicated.
When we break it up into small pieces, most people are pretty good at organising time, but everything starts to get a bit wobbly when the timescales get larger.