World Wide Web Inbox

This thread is for collecting diverse interesting finds in the web that somehow seem to fit to the spirit of Fractal Future, without it being clear, what to do with that find exactly, how to categorize it, or what kind of discussions it could trigger.

Here’s a start:

  • WikiGalaxy: Wikipedia visualised as galactic map (visually impressive, but questionable interface).
  • Soylent Coffiest: Synth breakfest including coffee. Someone is thinking very practically.
  • The Good Country Index: How much good do countries do for the world?

Dont know if here is the right place, its a news not a find

Another one, this is more like a find :slight_smile:

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Derzeit (30.10.16 - 05.11.16) läuft die ARD Themenwoche “Zukunft der Arbeit”

Das hier fand ich ganz nett :relaxed:

Elon Musks Hyperloop system will be built in Dubai:

Ok, this is really impressive:

Crowdfunding seems to explode with great products at the moment.

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Ray Kurzweil interviews Eric Drexler, the father of nanotechnology:

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Socrates interviews Robin Hanson about his new book “The Age of Em”. What’s a society with whole brain emulations like, if capitalism stays basically the same?

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What AI has learned to do by 2017

http://ai-first.world/

The list is impressive. :astonished:

Since living a paleo lifestyle is hard in this early cyber age, we need tech to compensate for the health issues that our tech creates. Is this device a good investment? What do you think?

Blocking pain with electricity? Wow! So science fiction! :smiley:

A backpack that hurts your back less? Hey, why didn’t someone invent that earlier? :cry:

An EEG headband for helping with sleep and lucid dreaming. That could be useful.

What do you think about this @sandu?

A 3D printer that looks like it’s able to print out useful stuff for a not too extremely expensive price:

What do you think? I’d still wait until these 3d printers get cheaper. Then it may eventually become a no-brainer to actually purchase one.