Inspirational TED talks

Charlie

I watched a 4D movie at movie world a couple of weeks ago... pretty cool stuff.

BullwinkleII

This is cool.

I found it on youtube when I was looking at slow motion stuff

MacGyver

That is very cool BullwinkleII!

rsevs3

http://www.ted.com/talks/marco_tempest_a_cyber_magic_card_trick_like_no_other.html

opencv is such a powerful tool

MacGyver

Since Aquaponics is all about cycles and the relation between interdependant species I thought this video would be interesting for you guys. Apparently we all potenially have a common ancestor that lived around 300BC and 1 Billion atoms that were a part of Shakespeare are a part of each of us.

Also Rupe is at least my 50th cousin so hi cous

RupertofOZ

Interesting story behind that picture....

One of the technicians accrued a few hours of time through working on the Hubble telescope... so to use it... he trained the scope on an area that was thought to... have nothing in it.... annoyed the hell out every astronomer in the world....

And that's what he found..... from memory... there's over 75,000 galaxys in that photo....

Hoeve Innedi

What an excellent memory you have

Here is a good one on "superconducters"

MacGyver

Mycelium is my friend

MacGyver

14 year old boy harnesses the wind:

MacGyver

This one is great!

David Gallo: Underwater astonishments

Also who are the three charcters on the screen in the background? I think they are Mickey Mouse, James Dean and Leonardo da Vinci.

Charlie

This is a short one but a great watch none the less..... I love the water saving benefits.

BullwinkleII

MacGyver wrote:

This one is great!

David Gallo: Underwater astonishments

Also who are the three charcters on the screen in the background? I think they are Mickey Mouse, James Dean and Leonardo da Vinci.

That last scene is one of my all time favourite scenes in the universe.

BullwinkleII

Charlie wrote:

This is a short one but a great watch none the less..... I love the water saving benefits.

This will probably come out wrong, and be miss-interpreted, but that's not going to stop me.

It's interesting to note the cultural comfort he has with claiming ownership of his achievements. It's almost North American in it's nature, but it has it's own subtle difference.

In Oz, it wouldnt work, but I think it works for him.

There's an interesting irreverence to his self accoladeiness.

I officially like it

Also, way cool dry bath invention!!! :cheers:

DrLuke

Certain personalities seem to thrive, even in the absence of modesty.

BullwinkleII

That's what I was trying to say

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