+ all of the above

All types of awesome going on here.
via Wooster Collective

via the Strange Attractor

Click through to see the video of the X-ray of two 20 week old fetuses in their mother’s womb.

Go to CS5.org to read more.

Despite a debilitating disease, for the first time in over 5 years, TEMPTONE tags a building.

The Eyewriter project is made up of the Graffiti Research Lab, openFrameworks and The Ebeling Group. Read more about this project at Free Art and Technology. Here GRL is again confirming my belief that they will one day save us all when the dystopian future finally arrives.

In my head this is one short step away from this via cliche

via Yay Everyday

Discover Magazine has a fantastic article arguing the seemingly unpopular point that the internet is making us smarter.

Results like these, Clark argues, reveal a mind that is constantly seeking to extend itself, to grab on to new tools it has never experienced before and merge with them. Some people may be horrified by how passionately people are taking to their laptops and GPS trackers. But to Clark it would be surprising if we didn’t. We are, in Clark’s words, “natural-born cyborgs.”

A while ago I linked to a report about Japanese Scientists who had made a break-through in understanding brain activity to the point where they were able to correctly reconstruct the images inside a persons brain, effectively reading their mind. This is the accompanying video.

I love the beginning of this story:

“It all started with Lego”

via Fresh Creation

via the New Shelton Wet/Dry

This video investigates a question which I’m sure a lot of people have wondered about, ‘What would a personal HUD look like?’ A very enjoyable display of techno-graphic-wizardry.

via Fresh Creation

Now I know that I may as well just post all of the TED talks and be done with it, but I found this one to be very interesting. This is for all the futurists out there.

via Fresh Creation

A beating heart with a transparency slider.

From the Hirose Fukushima Lab in Japan. via

My big prediction: Flare Facade Technology coupled with Solar Panels will become a key part of major energy solutions in cities around the world by 2015. Via Gizmodo

Well, I don’t have my jetpack, flying car or hoverboard just yet, but at least I can bend my screen? Ripped off (but still kinda cool).

an excerpt from a documentary.

Just to prove to everyone who I’ve told about this (anyone who’s stood still near me in the past few weeks) that I’m not talking out my ass. iPhone who?