When I have a little money I buy books, and if any is left over I buy food and clothing.
— Desiderius Erasmus
Wow: if you are at all interested in physics, check out this resource – seminars recorded for public viewing by the Perimeter Institute, referenced in arxiv style. You will find tons of interesting stuff there: PIRSA – Perimeter Institute Recorded Seminar Archive Technorati Tags: physics, pointer
NASA has some multimedia files from the Cassinin-Huygens probe. Listen to Saturn’s radio emissiones, they are beautiful and alien – an example of how different the universe can be from that what we find here on Earth. Cassini-Huygens: Multimedia-Images Technorati Tags: pointer
As I don’t have time to comment at the moment I would just like to recommend this read: Gene Expression: Intercourse and Intelligence Technorati Tags: pointer
Hans Rosling’s 2007 talk on TED – his 2006 talk got me hooked to TED, and the 2007 talk is again very inspiring. I especially liked the means/goals distinction he presents at around minute fifteen of the talk. This and his previous talk should be made compulsory viewing for politicians. TED | Talks | Hans [...]
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I came upon TED a year ago and have since watched nearly all the videos: they are mind-expanding, inspiring, fascinating – they restore faith in the human race and give hope that we’ll make it yet (yes, these talks evoke this all! – watch some of them to know what I mean). I especially liked [...]
I frequent the Principia Cybernetica site quite often – you can spend hours on this site and their hyperlinks. They have a nice summary of many journals relevant to the field of complex adaptive systems: Cybernetics and Systems Journals Technorati Tags: complexity, pointer
