Among the many talents of Guy Laramee is sculpting. His projects Biblios and The Great Wall are made of thick tomes carved into landscapes, from mountains to canyons to ancient temples.
Monthly Archives: December 2011
‘Intelligent’ slime able to navigate its way out of maze
A Japanese scientist is exploring the power of slime mould in an attempt to uncover the key to intelligence.
10 Hottest Aliens in Movies
Let me tell you why I love science fiction movies. For a start there are the spacecrafts, the mysterious and diverse planets, and the rich and intelligent plots. But also, there are the babes. Ah, the babes! How lucky we are that the writers, directors and producers of these movies seem hell-bent on festooning their outer-space adventures with totally weird, totally hot alien eye candy from start to finish. It might be an odd attraction, but attraction it is. Here we list our ten personal favorites.
It was only a matter of time: Study shows how scientists can now ‘read your mind’
It sounds like a bit of science-fiction – but scientists say they have found a way to read the human mind.
Researchers at University of California, Los Angeles have developed what they call a ‘brain reading’ that uses past history to determine future cognitive patterns and thought process.
They compare the results to Google’s predictive search capability, when the website guesses what search terms users are typing before they finish.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2078614/Study-shows-scientists-read-mind.html#ixzz1hsLR0UEv
Evolution of Angels: From Disembodied Minds to Winged Guardians
“There is lots of interesting theology about angels, and in some ways we’ve kind of lost the knack for that,” said John Cavadini, chair of theology at the University of Notre Dame.