Nice story. Contemplative walking, a favourite thing–but this shows that the El Camino experience is pretty socially involved well. Unemployed, I Went to Spain, to Walk ... continue reading

As 3D printing emerges more strongly and societies begin to change around it, I imagine this will be the next phase: nanotech replicators. http://www.cringely.com/2012/11/06/the-nanotech-replicators-are-coming/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-nanotech-replicators-are-coming ... continue reading

Quite a project to digitize so many images and make the archive more accessible. McGill Remembers brings digital light to the dark years of war – Montreal – CBC News ... continue reading

Pseudoscience scourge. Even though I think it can be interesting and useful when intelligent people try to make sense of, and interpret scientific findings in a bigger cultural context, a lot of times that goes awry with sloppy thinking. Or, as this wonderfully surly article points out, formulaic commercial approaches that sound exciting on the surface but can be pretty flawed when scrutinized. Actually considering ... continue reading