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* when humanity reboots itself again in another thousand years, those of us near-immortals that managed the great posthuman flight will be getting our lulz watching future archeologists puzzle over these, from our secret base on the dark side of the Moon.
*The nature of the mid-21st century.  You can tell we’re getting there, because we get a little older, a little bigger, and quite a lot more scared of the sky, with every passing week.
But my experience with BldgBlog is that following your voice and the things you find interesting actually does work and does find an audience. It underestimates audiences to say you have to dumb everything down or make it sarcastic. You can share off-kilter ideas with tens of thousands, if not millions, of people.http://mobile.nytimes.com/2013/05/23/garden/geoff-manaugh-the-new-editor-of-gizmodo-on-adding-design-to-the-tech-blog.html
And you shall know us by our external battery packs.
Or replacement batteries sticking out of pockets
The first android phone to have a small internal capacitor and replacement batteries you can slap into it like an extra magazine will win my eternal allegiance.
Oh my god that would be so awesome
So I’m not the only one walking around, hand at the hip, ready to draw my phone then :)
Climate 'spurred human innovation' (BBC)
Abrupt climate change in Africa helped trigger technological and cultural advances in early modern humans, according to new research.
A quantum of hope.
