mind control

I stumbled across an article in the New York Times today which described an experiment conducted by scientists on monkeys. Apparently, they have trained or conditioned the animals through a tiny sensor in their brain to control a prosthetic arm with their mind. While it is in a controlled environment, a place we as humans rarely find ourselves, it has connected the brain with machines in a new and fascinating manner.

I can't help but think about what this could mean.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/29/science/29brain.html?hp

WaterAid

working women (click here)

David Byrd and Josh Krobin were the masterminds behind this operation.

A break from the book

On planning

"Simplify the complicated."

"Insights into ideas."

"Catalyst for co-creation."
(listen, synthesize, build, take to other places, validate others and their thoughts).

- Earl Cox