Bomb the Blocks
Mar 8th, 2010 | By admin | Category: Habitat, SystemsGuerrilla Gardening and more.

http://www.designundersky.com/dus/2010/2/25/ludic-guerrilla-gardening-drone-warfare.html
Guerrilla Gardening and more.

http://www.designundersky.com/dus/2010/2/25/ludic-guerrilla-gardening-drone-warfare.html
“We may not see millions of new factories in the short run, but I would bet we will see thousands.”
I don’t necessarily agree with everything he’s saying, but a lot of it makes great sense.
“The study is the first work to document experimentally Fowler and Christakis’s earlier findings that social contagion travels in networks up to three degrees of separation, and the first to corroborate evidence from others’ observational studies on the spread of cooperation.
“So they use 100 times less silicon to generate the same amount of electricity,” said Okandan. “Since they are much smaller and have fewer mechanical deformations for a given environment than the conventional cells, they may also be more reliable over the long term.”
Interesting research. As an evolutionary mechanism, it makes sense – if you need food *now*, planting seeds is less attractive than eating them. More likely we will see this immediately tested in marketing. If you want to sell pie in the sky, serve pie. If you want to have them take the immediate offer because it’s to your advantage to do so, serve celery and carrots. Or something like that
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