I see no possibility of a worldwide Luddite rebellion that will smash all machinery to bits, so we might as well sit back and see what is happening and what will happen to us in a cybernetic world. Resenting a new technology will not halt its prog…
The advice probably hasn’t changed. Fortunately, the cars have. from Pulp of the Day
…that we get anxious if we haven’t had one in a while. — William Gibson, The Art of Fiction, Paris Review, No. 211.
via core77.com If you’re also a fan of this fascinating form of technical drawing, check out this series at Core77.
…”Popular Science gives our readers the information and tools to improve their technology and their world. The core belief that Popular Science and our readers share: The future is going to be better, and science and technology are the driving f…
More cornball art. Gotta love it. Sears Roebuck? Really? Via PulpoftheDay.
Once again, Brautigan reminds us that one sentence can speak volumes: “I wrote poetry for seven years to learn how to write a sentence because I really wanted to write novels and I figured that I couldn’t write a novel until I could write a senten…
A communist symbol, a huge ruby-red five pointed star is seen at the entrance of the new Museum of Socialist Art in Sofia, Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2011. A new art museum opening in Sofia symbolizes Bulgaria’s long and painful farewell with its totalit…
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