January 2011
“Not only have we no idea what conscious ‘is,’ we have no idea what...”
– What Is Consciousness? A Hypothesis : 13.7: Cosmos And Culture : NPR
Jan 30th
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“There are two kinds of games in the universe: finite games and infinite games. A...”
– Kevin Kelly
Jan 30th
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“Storytelling isn’t just how we construct our identities, stories are our...”
– Our stories, ourselves
Jan 23rd
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“Don Tapscott: Designing your mind Says Don Tapscott: The existence of lifelong...”
– Sentient Developments: Don Tapscott: Designing your mind
Jan 23rd
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If you’ve never heard Teitur, now’s the moment..
Jan 20th
Jan 17th
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“Our Baudrillardian hyper-reality is one in which world-altering inventions must...”
– grinding.be » Blog Archive » The future is here, but it’s incomplete
Jan 13th
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“The moral urgency of using biotech to eradicate suffering should be carefully...”
– Superhappiness ?
Jan 12th
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“Is the future of mood and motivation in the universe destined to be an endless...”
– An information-theoretic perspective on life in Heaven
Jan 12th
“If someone offered you a pill that would make you permanently happy, you would...”
– Professor Daniel Gilbert Department of Psychology, Harvard University An information-theoretic perspective on life in Heaven
Jan 12th
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Jan 11th
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“As he looked round, Feinberg’s eyes came to rest on a nearby plaque...”
– University of David: Variety is the key to survival in a changeable world – and evolution may have come up with an extraordinary way of generating more variety  
Jan 10th
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“Existentialism is a Cyborg In technical rather than common usage, the term...”
– Jamreilly: Existentialism is a Cyborg.  
Jan 9th
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“The crux of Agar’s argument is that humanity is intrinsically valuable from a...”
– well worth reading even if you disagree Book review: Nicholas Agar’s Humanity’s End
Jan 8th
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Jan 8th
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“Innovation has always been a group activity. The myth of the lone genius having...”
– TED Curator Chris Anderson on Crowd Accelerated Innovation | Magazine
Jan 8th
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Jan 8th
“Homo sapiens, the first truly free species, is about to decommission natural...”
– The Transhuman Security Dilemma
Jan 7th
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“Here are three predictions about life one thousand years from now: 1) Suffering...”
– The Reproductive Revolution: selection pressure in a Post-Darwinian World
Jan 7th
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Jan 5th
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“People are always amazed by how much “free time” I have. They’re also amazed...”
– Robert Wenzlaff (via xixidu)
Jan 5th
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Jan 4th
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“For Deleuze, “a life” is pure immanence. It is immanence that is in itself; a...”
–  Toward a Post-Human Political Theory: Deleuze, Guattari, and Disability Studies – Pt. 2. Sub Specie Aeterni (via ajnabee)
Jan 4th
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Jan 4th
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Jan 3rd
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“Let’s begin by considering two facts. The first is that the famous art historian...”
– Bernard Stiegler: “Economic prosperity relies on creativity” | 2010LAB
Jan 3rd
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“Substance turns round the modes when it ceases to be a being, ceases to have an...”
–  Deleuze, Spinoza and Univocity. Deontologistics (via ajnabee)
Jan 3rd
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“As Prof Haggard says: “I think [when we refer to “free will”] what...”
– Neuroscience and free will: when definitions become important – Telegraph Blogs
Jan 2nd
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