Read moreThe Princess Mononoke stage adaptation has opened in London to sell-out performances and rave reviews. The play’s puppets and costumes are made out of recycled material, reflecting Miyazaki’s environmental message.
whoa how did I not know this was a thing?!?
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ok that’s it I’m going to London
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Holy crap, WHAT?
Read more“It is the largest scientific collaboration in the world. In fact, the project is so complex we even had to invent our own currency – known as the Iter Unit of Account – to decide how each country pays its share,” says Carlos Alejaldre, Iter’s deputy director responsible for safety.
Next13 dome stage -0562 by NEXT Berlin on Flickr.
Ladies, gentlemen and unisex robots, we give you The Chairman.
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Tune in and WAKE THE WORLD. Because it’s asleep at the wheel of history and we have figurative seconds to change course if we wish to avoid the coming Crash. (via grinding.be » Blog Archive » Wake. The. World)
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A robot distributes promotional literature calling for a ban on fully autonomous weapons in Parliament Square in London. The ‘Campaign to Stop Killer Robots’ is calling for a pre-emptive ban on lethal robot weapons that could attack targets without any human intervention
Read moreThe fastest growth in internet use is in China’s poorer, more rural provinces, partly because of a surge in users connecting via mobile devices, which now outnumber those connecting from computers. The internet is no longer confined to an urban, educated and relatively well-off public. Most farmers are getting online to listen to music, play mobile games and check the weather, not blog dissent. But even casual users can be drawn into political debates online, and the internet is one place where people can speak their minds and criticise the government relatively freely. April 22, 2013 at 12:53PM
China’s internet: A giant cage (via The Economist)
Read more "China’s internet: A giant cage (via The Economist)"His personal computer is monitored by the government, a service for which he pays $29 a month, and he’s prohibited from using an iPhone or Android device, though he can use a BlackBerry — authorities told him the iPhone had too many capabilities.
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Photo assistant : Joanna Pastrana
Stylist: Marcelle Turner
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Read more*Google Glass: like a 1980s game console screen appearing in midair. It’s light, bright, and very toylike.
The Committee to Nuke Elysium 