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Ursula Le Guin tells it like it is.

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Gene Wolfe interview

Twelve Tomorrows Q&A with Science Fiction Author Gene Wolfe | MIT Technology Review.

what is mathematics about?

The Mathematical World What is mathematics about? We know what biology is about; it’s about living things. Or more exactly, the living aspects of living things – the motion of a cat thrown out of a window is a matter for physics, but its physiology is a topic for biology. Oceanography is about oceans; sociology […]

60 km of fibre optic cable

Darn.

Well, maybe Android soon? SITUATIONIST: Situation status: banned

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Time-Lapse Shows World’s Largest Ship Being Built in 50,000 Photos

oscar voting

Procedures & Applications: Academy Awards Nominations and Single Transferable Vote Candidate E is known as the Condorcet winner, as it defeats all other candidates in pairwise, head-to-head elections. The Condorcet winner, if one exists, is viewed as a compromise candidate that garners support from the entire electorate, because it can defeat every other candidate head-to-head. […]

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Movies 2012

Some i watched after looking at a couple of best-of lists: Killer Joe – extremely twisted and uniquely discomforting. i don’t think this specific shit goes on in America, but what does? John Dies At The End – this (and the source novel, i assume) “deconstructs” the supernatural thriller brilliantly. Ain’t your parents’ Mulder and […]

this was part of my childhood…

Welcome to OMNI Magazine Collection OMNI was a science and science fiction magazine published in the US and the UK. It contained articles on science fact and short works of science fiction. The first issue was published in October 1978, the last in Winter 1995, with an internet version lasting until 1998. (my childhood wasn’t […]