Posts Tagged With "future"
blogger | weird & whimsical
The Internet is bound to be fried, zapped, subsumed by a rouge intelligence or — at the very least — reduced in an innert tangle of wires and routers.
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abstract & thinking | history & archives
A number of months ago I published a post about the purpose of time capsules. I attempted, in that vague sort of way I attempt most things in my writing, to argue one purpose of time capsules as a way of …
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abstract & thinking | history & archives | technology
I’ve never participated in the creation or the discovery of a time capsule, so maybe I don’t know what I’m talking about. But, that said, the idea makes me curious.
Some of the things I’d been reading in the days before I …
history & archives | meta & methods | technology
Have you ever lost something and then found it again? I’m always doing that sort of thing with my data. And isn’t that to be expected? After all, with nearly eleven years of blogging under my belt, and another six or …
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abstract & thinking | meta & methods
Seeing as how my previous post was the one-hundredth post I’ve written since reloading this blog a few months back, I thought I’d sprinkle your day with a small collection of other arbitrary numbers. They don’t mean much, and you may …
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abstract & thinking | meta & methods | writing
There has been a lot of buzz over ‘The Gap’ lately. The Creative Gap. Maybe you’ve seen it. I’ve seen hints of it roll through the social networks in the last couple of weeks, getting all inspiring on our feeds …
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scientist & skeptic | skepdad | travel & holidays
As many of you know, I ventured south, across the border, WITHOUT my family this past weekend to meet up with some friends and attend a sciencey-type conference in Las Vegas.
I also realize that many of you have mixed ideas or feelings …
history & archives | writing
As far as bucket-list-life-experiences go, the whole vague idea of ‘Recognition for Accomplishments in the Field of Wordsmithery’ has been on that bucket-list for a very long time. So, it seems that I really should think about it more. Or, so I tell myself.
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meta & methods | writing
What’s there to say? A month ago today I started typing away on this blog again and forty-some posts later I seem to be back in the habit.
But no. It’s been good. It’s been cathartic, in a sense. …
