A great big enthusiastic “Hola!” from Juan Valdez, welcoming you all to the 17th edition of the Carnival of Tomorrow. Each little glimpse into the future in this edition is like one of those ripe, red, perfect coffee beans that Juan picks at exactly the right time. So pour yourselves a steaming hot cup of […]
Carnival of Tomorrow #16 is up at the Ministry of Minor Perfidy. Carnival of Tomorrow #17 will be hosted back here at The Speculist. If you would like to contribute to the 17th carnival or host #18, please write: mrstg87 {@ symbol} yahoo {dot} com or bowermaster {@ symbol} gmail {dot} com
From the fevered swamps of Skull Island to the dazzling skyscrapers of Manhattan, and all points in between, everybody’s talking about exactly one thing: the controversial new gay cowboy flick, Brokeback Mountain. Naw, just kidding. They’re all talking about Kong! Kong is King! Kong rules! So in honor of everyone’s favorite giant gorilla — and […]
Carnival of Tomorrow #14 is up at “Blueprint for Financial Prosperity!” Carnival of Tomorrow #15 will be hosted back here at The Speculist. If you would like to contribute to the 15th carnival or host #16, please write: mrstg87 {@ symbol} yahoo {dot} com or bowermaster {@ symbol} gmail {dot} com UPDATE: Phil reminds me […]
This week we are tempting fate by publishing the thirteenth edition of The Carnival of Tomorrow. But the future looks bright, so we’re feeling pretty lucky. Read on if you dare! J Random American at Multiple Mentality points out that news coverage has changed drastically in the past few years, but more change is on […]
The Carnival of Tomorrow is being hosted this week by Micah Glasser at The Event Horizon. The Carnival of Tomorrow returns to The Speculist in two weeks. If you’d like to contribute to lucky 13 or host the 14th edition, please write: mrstg87 {@ symbol} yahoo {dot} com or bowermaster {@symbol} gmail {dot} com
Welcome to the Fuel and Brains edition of the Carnival of Tomorrow. All entries in this edition of the carnival will have something to do with: 1. Alternate fuels/energy sources 2. New discoveries and technologies related to the brain 3. Both of these 4. Neither of them (That last option is just to show that, […]
The Tenth Carnival of Tomorrow is being hosted by J. Random American at his “Ideas in Progress” blog. J. sampled the latest the blogosphere has to offer in space exploration, the Singularity, machines, convenience, science, warfare, nanotech, and energy. Carnival of Tomorrow #11 will be back at The Speculist. If you would like to contribute […]
We open the Carnival this week with this image entitled “Home” from 3-D passion. J. Random American explains that fan films hint at the ways we will spend our free time in the future. If Aubrey de Grey holds SENS II, and the media ignores it, did it make a sound? I exaggerate, but not […]
Once again, we open our Carnival of Tomorrow with an image of the “future” that is hopelessly outdated. But who could have foreseen that robot hands would be made of legos? Via GeekPress. Howard Lovy wrote an article for Wired magazine about Dr. James Baker and how his branch of study, nanotechnology, went from science […]