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Tag Archives: technology
Spectrum Culture book review: Physics of the Future by Michio Kaku
The full title for this one is “Physics of the Future: How Science Will Shape Human Destiny and Our Daily Lives by the Year 2100.” An enjoyable, broad read. Capitalizing on the runaway success of his last book on the … Continue reading
Posted in book review, Uncategorized
Tagged artificial intelligence, bleeding edge, book review, computers, energy, high-tech, humanity, medicine, Michio Kaku, nanotech, nonfiction, Physics of the Future, Physics of the Impossible, print review, science, space travel, technology, wealth
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Hum
Invariable transistor static. Leading to the romance of radiowaves. Leading to broadcasts of the nightly news sent through thickening televised air. Now every high point holds finger-antennae pointing at holes in the atmosphere, every low point a ringing, buzzing baby … Continue reading
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Tagged electricity, energy, night, satellites, technics, technology, waves
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The girls
The girls of the 1920s were little more than willow wisps; all legs, arms, and torsos, only a motion of limbs and pale thin embodiment. Bowlers, and short hair, flapper dresses, boys at their sides, neon, satin, sequins, and utopian … Continue reading
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Tagged Art Deco, cities, city life, God, Hobbes, inauthenticity, Merleau-Ponty, overcrowding, Portland, technology, the 1920s, urbanization
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