The Five Forces reveals how technology is unleashing forces that will forever alter our lives, politics, and society.
Discover what lies in our future…
• How will humans change as we merge with our machines?
• What happens when intelligent algorithms make all the decisions?
• Should we connect our brains directly to the Internet?
• And are we entering an age of simulated realities?
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This clever game plays with Einstein’s Theory of Relativity.
A Slower Speed of Light is a first-person game prototype in which players navigate a 3D space while picking up orbs that reduce the speed of light in increments. Custom-built, open-source relativistic graphics code allows the speed of light in the game to approach the player’s own maximum walking speed. Visual effects of special relativity gradually become apparent to the player, increasing the challenge of gameplay
A friend introduced me to Zhou Niuniu 周牛牛 when I was in Beijing. These are his latest designs. I love them. What do you think?
This Russia space art from the Cold War is priceless. Watch out Elon!
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There are plenty of Steam games that will be released in the coming year, and gamers cannot test all these games. That is why GamesKeys created Hidden Gems. Some of the games on this list are not highly anticipated, but you’ll be amazed by the gameplay. They have curated this list carefully. These hidden gems are going to keep you busy for rest of the year!
We just received this review on Steam, and it made us so happy!
I played it thousands of hours in the 90’s…. Gazillionaire came out the same year my father passed away, and the same year Kurt Cobain died…I was 11 years old, and got it on a PC gamer magazine DEMO disc. I didn’t even have the full version. I played the demo over and over and over for about 10 years. Even without all the features – this game has the highest replay value out of any game i’ve ever played.
Back in the mid 1990’s you didn’t have the simplicity of games like AdVenture Capitalist, Clicker Heroes or the myriad of endless runners that you can get on mobiles these days. But there were games that had simple hooks. And I remember one of them quite vividly, because it was one of the few times I was allowed — why, I don’t know — to stay up ridiculously late to play.
It had a sound effect best described as the following: NYAHHHHHHHHHH.
Venture Heads is our series about Silicon Valley VCs and Kool-Aid drinking startups. In this episode, a renowned scientist pitches our illustrious VCs, Chad and Albert, a new performance-enhancing drug for startup CEOs.
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