the one and twenty 
Medic! (Also, Call in the United Bunnies Colonial Marines)
Happy Fertility Rites! Happy Spring Bunny Month! Happy Passover! Happy Easter!
By 2179, Humans Still Haven’t Encountered a Species They Can’t Turn Into Coats, Shoes, or Handbags
From Alexander McQueen’s fashion collection “Plato’s Atlantis.”
Quick, Catch a Glimpse of the New World Order!
I’d say reality has already become a science fiction movie, and what we all still think of as the present is in reality the past.
More Days of Glass: Why “Future Vision” Concepts Like These Are Useless at Best (and Misleading at Worst)
Microsoft and RIM: more future visions for the digital-age Eloi. Is it so hard to sketch a world where innovative technologies work for real people?
Strangle, Obstruct, Sue: The State of Music Today
You Wouldn’t Buy Booze from the Mob—You Shouldn’t Buy Music from RIAA members.
Jeff Jarvis vs. Evgeny Morozov: Public Parts vs. Publicisaurus Rex
Not afraid of Freud, Morozov deploys the term ”intellectual” a record 23 times like a cohort of thugs.
Xenotransplantation: Check.
“Human trials could begin within two to three years of tissue taken from specially bred pigs to help the millions of sufferers from diabetes, brain diseases and blindness.”
R.I.P. Steve Jobs, R.I.P Ralph Steinman: Two Great Men and Victims of Pancreatic Cancer
Steve Jobs, 1955 – 2011 | Ralph Steinman, 1943 – 2011
Inside the iPhone 5: How Apple Lost Its Magic
More than just an embarrassing misstep, this disastrous move shows that finally Apple has lost its magic.
The Stories We Tell Ourselves About Growth
Economic growth is not the only story in town about growth, but the one most often told. Plus, depleting our resources is an effect, not the cause of our woes.
The Latest in “Loose Lips Sink Ships”—Now With More Twitter, Facebook, and Foursquare!
What would be more appropriate in the one-and-twenty than to microwave some war propaganda leftovers and feed our fears over social networks!
A Day Made of Glass: Say Hello to the Eloi!
Waiter, can I have my future a bit rougher, and a little more gritty? I mean, like, the way it looks outside?
The Economic Narrative and the Fiction of Fairness
The notion that somebody is “gaming the system” is a paranoid but convenient fiction that keeps us from realizing how broken everything really is.
Ghostwriters Evolved
If we can’t fix our educational system soon, we will take the path of the ancient Mycenaeans, marveling at technological artifacts we can no longer create, or use.
How “Hubris Kills” and “The Speed-Up Speeds Up”: Syd Mead on Blade Runner, Transportation, and Biotechnology
Visual futurist Syd Mead reflecting upon the nature of creativity and how it drives the future.
It Was a Bright Cold Day in December, and the Clocks Were Striking Thirteen. #JMStV
Germany, are you fucking kidding me?
#TWAA10 Congress: The World After Advertising
The first “The World After Advertising” Congress at the Düsseldorfer Rheinterrasse did exceptionally well on all fronts.
Idoru, More Alive Than Ever
About Cyberpunk avatars, William Gibson, & Japanese Idoru who are more alive than ever.