There are no people in wingload’s collective.
"As computers become smarter (and smaller), there's a good chance that in the future, the lines between humans and computers will begin to blur. What does that mean for our essential humanness? Clive Thompson, Jamais Cascio, Jaron Lanier and Ray Kurzweil discuss a future where machines can think like humans and people become one with the web."
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Broad access to vast amounts of raw data, along with evermore powerful tools, have given everyday people the ability to make significant contributions to scientific inquiry and enrich our understanding of the Universe. See how passionate amateurs are addressing the fundamental questions of our world.
Jon Wiley Sr User Experience Designer, Google
Kevin Schawinski Postdoctoral Assoc, Yale University
Darlene Cavalier Founder, Science Cheerleader
Matthew Shindell PhD Candidate, University of California San Diego
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Build and Analyze #12: Performance is a Feature - 5by5
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Big Ideas presents Seth Lloyd of the Massachusetts Institute for Technology on Quantum Life, how organisms have evolved to make use of quantum effects.
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Talk about the relevance of linguistics and implications for neuroscience
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