Jan 2, 2010
Brazilian Absynthe Clock
From the wonderful Hacked Gadgets
An ode to Cognitive Surplus.
A celebration of the inventive backwaters of the human spirit... a celebration of people who would appear to have far too much time on their hands...
A celebration of laterality.
If you come they will build it.
By knowledge shall the spheres be filled.
- 3d [3]
- 3D printing [31]
- abundance [3]
- algae [2]
- androidal xenophobia [16]
- anthropomorphism [6]
- appropriate technology [10]
- architecture [16]
- arduino [12]
- Are We There Yet Tech [5]
- art [107]
- Artificial Intelligence [3]
- Atemporality [3]
- augmented reality [14]
- backyard farming [13]
- biorobotics [6]
- biotech [12]
- bristlebots [6]
- building blocks [33]
- cars that look like teapots [9]
- CNC [3]
- cool site [5]
- crowd-funding [3]
- crowd-sourcing [11]
- digital cottage industries [3]
- diy-robotics [31]
- diybio [8]
- doubt [19]
- drones [3]
- ecotech [2]
- eeg [5]
- emergent economics [22]
- emergent morality [11]
- emmersive entertainment [14]
- energy [26]
- fabrics [6]
- Favela Chic [11]
- first-personism [21]
- flatland [7]
- free-information [2]
- genetic algorithms [8]
- getting off at the bottom [3]
- ghosts in the machine [2]
- guerilla art [10]
- hexapods [12]
- historical echoes [3]
- ideas [16]
- ideas from nature [19]
- immortal technology [4]
- innovating between the cracks [4]
- intellectual property [31]
- interface [6]
- iPhone [29]
- junkstrapping [10]
- kinect [4]
- laser-cutting [6]
- lego [16]
- link latte [20]
- medicine [7]
- memetics [25]
- memospheres [9]
- microbots [11]
- microcopters [17]
- missing links [10]
- music [16]
- neo-alchemy [6]
- neo-paleofuturism [7]
- occam's drawing-board [6]
- open-source evolution [14]
- open source hardware [14]
- paleo-futurism [14]
- photography etc [14]
- rapid fabbing [15]
- reprap [16]
- resilience [4]
- revolution [6]
- robots [88]
- rubik's cubes [6]
- search and rescue [3]
- seed ideas [12]
- segways [6]
- software [8]
- solar [5]
- solutions looking for problems [22]
- state of the web/world [44]
- stirling engines [2]
- stuff that is actually useful [3]
- swarmbots [6]
- textiles [5]
- the civilisation seed [2]
- Theo Jansen [7]
- the sci fi singularity [12]
- the universal mind [20]
- too much time on their hands [34]
- toy-phase weapons-phase [29]
- toys [18]
- transport [47]
- very high science [6]
- WAAI [15]
- web apps [11]
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