Samorost

Samorost
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Will Wright Talks Spore at TED

In a friendly, high-speed presentation, Will Wright demos his newest game, Spore, which promises to dazzle users even more than his previous masterpieces. Here Wright encourages users to create not households, as in The Sims, or cities, as in SimCity, but the entire universe, from single-celled life forms to galactic physics. While guiding us through his mesmerizing beta, Wright shares his thoughts on Montessori schools, Darwinian theory and long-term thinking, emphasizing, throughout, that Spore is not so much a game as an opportunity for discovery — “an imagination amplifier.” (ted.com)

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A Communications Primer (1953)

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The Unknown Experience (2007)

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The Fakebook Generation

I’ve always thought of Facebook as online community theater. In costumes we customize in a backstage makeup room — the Edit Profile page, where we can add a few Favorite Books or touch up our About Me section — we deliver our lines on the very public stage of friends’ walls or photo albums. And because every time we join a network, post a link or make another friend it’s immediately made visible to others via the News Feed, every Facebook act is a soliloquy to our anonymous audience. (nytimes)

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What Makes a Machinima Film "Good"?

For the sake of the argument, let’s not pull back and simply say that machinima – like every other form of art – is simply too diverse to even talk about the issue. It so happens that there are more and more machinima film festivals and when judging films – what are the criteria to apply? Can you simply put a machinima film next to a classic animation and use the same idea of “good”? Is there some quality that is more specific to machinima and can only be achieved in that format? So the question might also be: what makes a machinima “better” than traditional animation techniques? (Free Pixel)

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IMEDI Tblisi shut down by Georgian Police

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Kesselskramer

kesselskramer.com

Kesselskramer is an advertising agency based in Amsterdam. Their website is not a usual advertising agency site. It is almost unusable, the navigation is non-existent and the content is impossible to find. It is my favourite website on the entire internet. (It’s Nice That)

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The Boy With The Incredible Brain


More: Wikipedia: Daniel Tammet

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Looptracks

looptracks

Looptracks is an interactive music video. Many websites use interactivity as a means of accessing non-interactive content. In this website the interactivity is the content. (looptracks)

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