Communication is the new key of our generation. Everyone wants to share their personal experience online with their new thousand “friend”. We feel more connected then never. Another great evolution was blogging. Blogging is a new way of communicatio

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The Impact of social networking in human culture.The description of how human beings have evolved in communicating with each other by using the internet,and how this new type of communication has made an impact in human interaction.This is kinda my metaphoric and comic view of how things are developing on the internet with the social networki

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I always thought the UFC was no holds barred, but there are a bunch of rules that the fighters have to follow. No wonder it's a lot more difficult to win than in a "street" fight. Who knew that pantsing and nipple twisters where out of the question??!? And I can't kick anyone in the gonads either?!! What's this world coming to! I gu

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In case you’re not computer savvy, a format is when you reload a fresh version of the operating system and remove all your files from the hard disks. Basically, it’s a fresh start.

NOW….wouldn’t it be great if the world was more like your PC?? Because the world is screaming “Hey! Hey you, assholes!! Yes YOU!! You’re killing each other, kil

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Don’t know how many of you saw 60 mins last night, but there was a great piece on the millenials. Who they are, what they want, and more importantly what they don’t want. Featured in the piece were our friends over at Employee Evolution, who do a nice job in speaking for the Gen Y and who they are. Congrats to them!

What struck me as inter

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Here we learn why most suicide bombers are muslim, blondes are hotter and it's completely "natural" to be polygamous.

You can post a lot of rubbish in the name of science, genetics, evolution and blame unattractive features on our ancestors. While it’s true that what makes us us, is a combination of many things such as genes, environme

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It looks like humans are evolving at a faster pace than in the distant past. According to a recent study with data from an international genomics project that describes the past 40,000 years as a time of supercharged evolutionary change:

Science fiction writers have suggested a future Earth populated by a blend of all races into a common h

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Nokia announced the 4G test "long term evolution"(LTE) wireless technology was a success, it was one of its kind . This test was carried in urban environment using the spectrum of 2.65GH z, the peak download speed at this spectrum recorded 173Mbps, the was the best result then all earlier tests. LTE can provide the combination of bandwidth,

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Clive Thompson contributed an article entitled A War of Words to the November 2007 issue of Wired Magazine. The tag line on the article was "Science will triumph only when theory becomes law". The gist of the article was that the theory of evolution has become so overwhelmingly confirmed by scientific evidence that it should now be referred

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I was interested to learn about a new book released today by the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) and Institute of Medicine (IOM) called Science, Evolution, and Creationism. Whatever your opinion is on the debate between science and creationism, this book promises to be interesting.

What do you think about the debate between science and

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Alex Iskold wrote the other day, that free software and the openness of the web may not be such a good thing after all.
It encourages the monopoly of large corporations, it can become a problem to traditional economics and it nourishes a generation, which wants all services for free.
Is it really so? Is openness an obstacle to the evolution

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The Project10X published its Semantic Wave 2008 Report a couple of days ago. This is an analysis of the points that can play a fundamental role on the evolution and revolution of the internet experience as we know it. Points like transparency and human-machine interaction are key traits of the semantic web.
This post is also an invitation to

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It's another evolution in the life that is staticthinkbox.com.  As a continued effort to have fun and hopefully entertain the masses, I will be posting a celebrity endorsement of "willing" participants.

Obviously, these will be meant in humor and is in no way intended to be actual endorsements for my we

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Kevin Kelly discusses the intelligence of the hive mind and the place for top-down editorial control on the Web. Kelly is the co-founder of Wired, the author of Out of Control, and a board member of The Long Now Foundation.

Believing that "the bottom is not

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The web waits patiently its evolution. We have all heard of the semantic web and its revolutionary vision for interaction between humans and machines. But that's not the only vision being prepared: The Web of Data hopes to succeed interaction between cyberspace and real, physical life and Scoble talked about a new Microsoft so

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