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when movies lose all sense of plausibility
# science

when movies lose all sense of plausibility

Thankfully for us, the future Repo Men imagines is very unlikely to happen, which makes it difficult to take its parable seriously.

much ado about mass effect’s dark matter
# science

much ado about mass effect’s dark matter

Sometimes we need to let entertainment stay entertainment instead of bending over backwards trying to turn it into an educational tool.

downloading your mind the natural way
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downloading your mind the natural way

Avatar is an accidental tale of Singularitarian transhumanism with an environmentalist twist.

and now for something completely different…
# oddities

and now for something completely different…

A sci-fi experiment incorporating some of this blog's favorite themes...

attack of the giant killer robots from uruguay
# tech

attack of the giant killer robots from uruguay

Far be it from me to offer design advice to giant killer robot builders, but that's exactly what I'm going to do.

ph’nglui mglw’nafh cthulhu r’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn
# oddities

ph’nglui mglw’nafh cthulhu r’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn

Today is the day to celebrate your favorite cosmic horror, which lays dead-dreaming on the bottom of the ocean.

when childhood dreams go horribly wrong…
# oddities

when childhood dreams go horribly wrong…

Have you ever wondered what your favorite cartoon characters look like without skin or organs? Well, here's your chance to find out...

how to exorcise laplace’s demon
# science

how to exorcise laplace’s demon

Laplace was worried this sort of thing might happen and drive mere mortals insane...

the evolution of guinness
# evolution

the evolution of guinness

Guinness embraces a fun riff on evolution in its latest ad and the results are very entertaining.

what if cavemen had science fiction?
# oddities

what if cavemen had science fiction?

If sci-fi says more about our hopes and fears than about the future, what sort of sci-fi would our prehistoric ancestors produce?

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