The Internet is simply repeating another cycle driven by human nature. What once began as a utopian network to bring people together is now controlled by The Four. Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple. […]
“Don’t Be Evil” By Will Chang
“This Is How Your Fear and Outrage Are Being Sold for Profit” By Tobias Rose-Stockwell
One evening in late October 2014, a doctor checked his own pulse and stepped onto a subway car in New York City. He had just returned home from a brief stint volunteering […]
Remain Calm: Why the Whole World is Disintegrating
On October 13, 2015, an optimistic article in the Global Future of Work was published on the internet by Brazilian editor Gustavo Tanaka. The post itself, an eight point listicle brimming with ideas, […]
Is There Anybody Out There?
I feel confident in saying that evidence of life beyond our planet would render most of our cultural, historical, and religious conclusions moot. Contact with extraterrestrials could become the single most important […]
“The Perils of Modern Dating” By Michael D. Selvia
For those of us single people out there who frequently date, there is a considerable amount of frustrations that come with our current state of pursuing love in the age of ‘like’. […]
“The ICYMI World: A Never Ending Race to Catch Up” By Michael D. Selvia
It was 2007… I had just started my freshman year of college and in preparation had purchased myself an HP Pavilion 6v000 laptop. Not the latest in computer technology by today’s standards. […]
“IUPUI Lecturer Michal Hughes talks on science fiction, monsters, fantasy, and the future” By Joe Astroski
Last year, I had walked by the many vendors at the Indianapolis Comic Con and wondered, “What is all of this?”. It was hard for me to comprehend how a whole media […]
“On Big Data and the Internet of Things” By Michael D. Selvia
Algorithms. They’re all around us. A multitude of methodologies equating what you do both online and off. These equations, more often controlled by big companies or the government, work constantly to track […]
How Technology Killed Journalism
It all started with a Twitter post. Or, rather a series of posts from a Tennessee man, Josh Raby, who took an evening April trip to a McDonald’s location to buy a […]
