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Articles Written by: JAMAIS CASCIO
Who is This?
Jamais Cascio is a San Francisco Bay Area-based writer and ethical futurist.
All comments go through moderation, so if it doesn't show up immediately, I'm not available
to click the "okiedoke" button. Comments telling me that global warming isn't real, that evolution isn't real, that I really need to follow [insert religion ...
From JAMAIS CASCIO,
Open the Future,
21 Nov 2009
Ultimately, this is a very interesting development, both for the obvious reasons (an artificial cat brain!) and because of its associated "Blue Matter" project, which uses supercomputers and magnetic resonance to non-invasively map out brain ...
From JAMAIS CASCIO,
Open the Future,
19 Nov 2009
Scientists, at IBM Research - Almaden, in collaboration with colleagues from Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, have performed the first near real-time cortical simulation of the brain that exceeds the scale of a cat cortex and contains 1 billion ...
From JAMAIS CASCIO,
Fast Company,
19 Nov 2009
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All comments go through moderation, so if it doesn't show up immediately, I'm not available
to click the "okiedoke" button. Comments telling me that global warming isn't real, that evolution isn't real, that I really need to follow [insert religion ...
From JAMAIS CASCIO,
Open the Future,
18 Nov 2009
What strikes me as interesting about the use of this term is that it (along with the use of "belief" and explicit references to "global warming religion") changes the frame of the discussion of anthropogenic global warming (AGW) to something for which ...
From JAMAIS CASCIO,
Open the Future,
15 Nov 2009
All comments go through moderation, so if it doesn't show up immediately, I'm not available
to click the "okiedoke" button. Comments telling me that global warming isn't real, that evolution isn't real, that I really need to follow [insert religion ...
From JAMAIS CASCIO,
Open the Future,
11 Nov 2009
Lots of new speakers joining the Biopolitics of Popular Culture event on December 4. Here's the latest info:
This is your chance to learn firsthand from artists, writers, filmmakers, and culture critics whose work plays an important part in shaping our ...
From JAMAIS CASCIO,
Open the Future,
11 Nov 2009
McGill University physicist Shaun Lovejoy kept coming back to the idea, though, and he and his team found suggestive indications that there was a multifractal process at work. (Standard fractal systems involve a single exponent defining the "fractal ...
From JAMAIS CASCIO,
Open the Future,
9 Nov 2009
Now Lovejoy's team is keen to see cascades extend the reach and reliability of current models. While the existing models cannot handle structures much smaller than 100 kilometers across, the cascades may continue down to scales smaller than a ...
From JAMAIS CASCIO,
Fast Company,
9 Nov 2009
The entire video runs about 98 minutes; my talk starts after a couple of minutes of intro, and I finish up right at the one-hour mark. The remainder of the video is the Q&A period, which has some good stuff, too. When I get a chance, I hope to pull out ...
From JAMAIS CASCIO,
Open the Future,
9 Nov 2009
