So I watch TED talks fairly often and there was one that came out fairly recently about 4D printing. If you’re wondering how you can print in the 4th dimension (time), I would ask what if you considered self-assembling materials? Think of the ability to print out materials that are able to independently shape themselves and self-assemble over time. There is a huge market for such a technology.
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Touch Screen Interface
This article is a few weeks old (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21603323), but I’ve recently decided/had time to write about it. It’s a fantastic new piece of equipment that is a new type of touch screen computer interface. This invention is call space top; however it has something that traditional touch screens lack; the ability to touch things on the screen. That’s correct folks you can moving things around the screen by “physically” grabbing them.
I Think the Zerg Need a Hug
While this is ridiculously silly and means almost absolutely nothing, I want to write a short post about one of PETA’s newest protests. Refer here: (http://www.peta.org/b/thepetafiles/archive/2013/03/11/peta-starcraft-zerglings-have-feelings-too.aspx). What this is all about is creating awareness for the ethical treatment of the Zerg. Continue reading
The Worst of the Best (Super-Villains)
This week I will be making a list of the 10 worst super-villains, mostly because it seemed like a good idea at the time. I know there are like a million and a half other lists out there (I know this because I looked up about 60% of them before my brain threatened to melt) but, I decided to make my own. I’ve set up this list based on a few criteria:
1) I’m going to pick from well-known super-villains not crazy obscure ones;
2) Worthlessness with be graded on the scope of the villainy and how ineffectual the actually villain is, and character concept.
So let’s get cracking! WARNING: THERE BE SPOILERS AHEAD
Light, the Universe and Everything (else)
So let’s talk about light this week. Light and science fiction of course!
Science: Maybe Fiction
“It’s worse than that, he’s dead Jim. Or very nearly dead.”
Welcome to the first week of this online magazine-like publication. Beyond Infinity will be written about whatever Sci-Fi, fantasy, scientific innovation or discovery I find interesting this week. If any of the readers wish to add a topic, feel free to email the site and suggest one. I hear that the beginning is a good place to start so let me open with the creation of modern technology and how our beloved science fiction had an impact on its development.
Pulpline Magazine 
