emergentfutures:

Samsung Demos a Tablet Controlled by Your Brain

 

 

An easy-to-use EEG cap could expand the number of ways to interact with your mobile devices.

 

Full Story:MIT

Brain tablet. Hello future.

Aleksander Rodchenko: “War of the Future” 1930. Via alfiusdebux

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‘More and more the computer will take the place of the human brain’, from Retronaut: Retro-futurism in French Children’s Encyclopedias, 1945-1975 via rhea137

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“Short Film on The Rosetta Project: Preserving Languages for Millenia”, my latest post on laughingsquid about Long Now’s Rosetta Project and this great documentary about it.

The State of the Union 2012 speech will be enhanced online.

That is how it is supposed to be. Future FTW.

How appropriate for The Long Now Foundation’s 10,000 year clock to be written up in Time Magazine. The Clock is featured as one of the 50 best inventions of the year. Congrats to all at Long Now on this recognition of what has been more than a decade of work that will hopefully be impactful for millenia.

Of course I’m biased, my partner Danielle works there. She produces their seminar series (amongst other things). There are two fantastic seminars coming up in the next couple weeks. You should attend the Brewster Kahle seminar this Wednesday if you can (the Rick Prelinger one on 12/8 is already sold out). Brewster runs The Internet Archive which is incredible in its own right.

“The Future is Not What it Used to Be”, a low-key bit of mysterious media for you on this Friday.

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