Never heard of this movie! Sounds interesting, especially with Kai Winn in it. Sad that Wood's death kinda killed it.

We are going backwards, fast.

Interesting ideas. I'm annoyed he had to field questions on the decline of language.

Neat solution. Kinda like origami. I'm surprised it was all manual.

Neat bit of Apollo 11 trivia.

Mmm... space bacon...

Nice overview of the potential and tech behind supertall skyscrapers.

Pretty fascinating profile of a Wikipedia editor with an agenda.

Handmade according to an exacting process, Kramer chef's knives sell for $10,000 or more. They're beloved by chefs and collectors for their keen edges, thoughtful design, and beautiful finish, and demand is such (a New Yorker profile never hurts) that anyone who wants to buy one must now sign up for a lottery in which you can win a spot on the years-long waiting list for a knife. But Kramer fans are about to have an easier time of it: Bob was in New York this month to announce a new partnership. I took advantage of the visit to pull him into the PopSci video chamber so he could demonstrate dramatically just how effective his knives are.

His hand is still there, but not working... how long before someone does this with a working hand?