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The ABC(D)’s of Social Media
Addiction, Bullies, Comparison, and Depression
The ABC(D)’s of Social Media
Open water in Diyasaru Wetland attracts cormorants and kingfishers © Gehan de Silva Wijeyeratne
The Wetlands of London and Colombo
Two of the Best Wetland Capitals in the World
The Internet as a Common Good
The Internet as a Common Good
Framework and Perspectives for a Citizen Internet
Cell Growth and Differentiation
The Prebiotic Experiment
The general idea expressed by the Russian chemist Alexander Ivanovic Oparin
The basis of cryptography is to encrypt or decrypt messages by means of a secret key
A brief glance at Quantum Cryptography
Quantum key distribution by means of non-destructive mechanisms
Don’t Eat Meat!
Don’t Eat Meat!
Save Yourself and Humanity
New 3D Food Printing Technology
To eat, at the press of a button
Eating our way through technology
Framework and Perspectives for a Citizen Internet

Beyond Digital Citizen
Framework and Perspectives for a Citizen Internet

Internet security
Our apparent surrender
Immolation of privacy in the digital world
Is there life in other planets?
Is there life in other planets?
Cosmos, a source of great gifts and surprises
A plugged-in life
The horror of a plugged-in life
Don’t allow the little device to take control over your family life
Dietary supplements
Modern Medicine
Systems Thinking and Total Quality Management
Hacker
“Oh seriously, Mr. BlackHat??”
How a blackhat can destroy your life completely (step by step)
Mangroves and their role to ecology
Mangroves and their role to ecology
A very important presence for the health of our planet
Slowing down the aging process
Metformin (Glucophage) May Extend Lifespan
Slowing down the aging process
We humans (and, in general, the whole life on this planet) thrive on a single grain of sand! The ratio between one single grain of sand and the whole sand of the Sahara desert is very close to the ratio between the number of all the natural proteins existing on Earth and the number of all the theoretically possible proteins.
The Never Born Proteins
A big debate
Prehistoric Man Hunting Bears, 1832 (oil on canvas)
Human Evolution
We’ve already gone much further than we know
The perfection of Nature
Conflict Theory and Biosphere Annihilation
Human over-consumption in the finite planetary biosphere
Wetlands
How important are the wetlands?
Seats of biological diversity
A breakfast full of antioxidants
How Do Dietary Antioxidants Really Work?
Many dietary antioxidants can activate our system
Exo-planets where life could exist
The Parabola of the Green Man
Several hundred exo-planets where life could exist
225 tonnes of glass were transformed into blown glass jars
Green Engineering in Lebanon
Ziad Abi Chaker Revolutionizes Waste Management
The sens of life
Reductionism in biology
Reversing the bottom-up approach to the origin of cellular life
«My name is Legion», James Tissot (1836-1902)
The claws of the beasts
We are legion: dissertations on hacktivism and Anonymous
The designs of nature
Determinism and contingency in the designs of nature
The biodiversity as a product of evolution
Killing the Biosphere
Killing the Biosphere
To Fast-track Human Extinction
Guy Fawkes mask
My name is Legion
Behind the mask of Anonymous
Cognition in Robots
Cognition in Robots
Does cognition imply awareness?
Mudmen (c) Kyaw Kyaw Winn
New Guinea and its Natural History Books
Birds, Books and Famous Writers. Part Four
Programming
Redefining Philosophy of Art
Programming and Computational Sciences
No Turing Test for Consciousness
No Turing Test for Consciousness
Can a robot decide to lie?
Mobile addiction
Telephones and T-Shirts
Is global disorder caused by modern technology?
Torresian Imperial Pigeon, Port Moresby © Phil Gregory
New Guinea. Inspiration for naturalists
Birds, Books and Famous Writers. Part three
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Events in Science & Technology

As We May Think: Feedforward. Courtesy of Guangdong Museum of Art
As We May Think: Feedforward
21 Dec 2018 — 10 Mar 2019 at the Guangdong Museum of Art in Guangzhou, China
Robots. Courtesy of National Museum of Scotland
Robots
18 Jan — 5 May 2019 at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, United Kingdom
The Body Electric. Courtesy of Walker Art Center
The Body Electric
28 Mar — 28 Jul 2019 at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, United States
Photo Ark. Courtesy of Annenberg Space for Photography
Photo Ark
13 Oct 2018 — 13 Jan 2019 at the Annenberg Space for Photography in Los Angeles, United States
The butterfly conservatory. Courtesy of American Museum of Natural History
The butterfly conservatory
6 Oct 2018 — 27 May 2019 at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, United States
Permian Monsters. Courtesy of Florida Museum of Natural History
Permian Monsters
29 Sep 2018 — 5 May 2019 at the Florida Museum of Natural History in Gainesville, United States
Anthropocene. Courtesy of Art Gallery of Ontario
Anthropocene
28 Sep 2018 — 6 Jan 2019 at the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto, Canada
The Moon. Courtesy of Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
The Moon
13 Sep 2018 — 20 Jan 2019 at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Humlebæk, Denmark
Mr. Akeley’s Movie Camera. Courtesy of Field Museum
Mr. Akeley’s Movie Camera
1 Aug 2018 — 17 Mar 2019 at the Field Museum in Chicago, United States
Antarctic Dinosaurs. Courtesy of Field Museum
Antarctic Dinosaurs
1 Aug 2018 — 6 Jan 2019 at the Field Museum in Chicago, United States
Courage and Passion. Courtesy of Canadian Museum of Nature
Courage and Passion
28 Jul 2018 — 31 Mar 2019 at the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa, Canada
Life in the dark. Courtesy of Natural History Museum
Life in the dark
13 Jul 2018 — 6 Jan 2019 at the Natural History Museum in London, United Kingdom
Spiders. Courtesy of ROM
Spiders
16 Jun 2018 — 6 Jan 2019 at the ROM in Toronto, Canada
James Cameron. Challenging the Deep. Courtesy of ANMM
James Cameron. Challenging the Deep
13 Mar 2018 — 30 Jan 2019 at the ANMM in Sydney, Australia
Air, is not just nothing. Courtesy of Copernicus Science Centre
Air, is not just nothing
15 Dec 2017 — 24 Feb 2019 at the Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw, Poland
Superbugs. Courtesy of Science Museum
Superbugs
9 Nov 2017 — 1 Mar 2019 at the Science Museum in London, United Kingdom
Extreme Ice. Courtesy of Museum of Science and Industry
Extreme Ice
23 Mar 2017 — 1 Jan 2019 at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, United States
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