Right after that post about robots in space rattled me, I saw this.
Right after that post about robots in space rattled me, I saw this.
In the world to come, I’m not going to be asked why I wasn’t like Moses, I’m going to be asked why I wasn’t like Zusya.
I pretty much read Alone Together with disbelief. Now comes word from Fast Company that Japan has sent a robot into space as a companion for astronauts. Time to look into Turkle's book again.
The recent suspension of Alex Rodriquez and several others is not really surprising, but it is frustrating, even crushing to those who love the game. Fast Company shares a story of Nick Markakis, who didn't play in the All-Star game this year because one of the suspended players did. His reaction tells why drug use wrong and shows real class and sportsmanship.
Dan Meyer, no longer playing, was quite a bit more blunt with his reaction.“I’m not ticked off that I didn’t go to the All-Star Game. There are always opportunities later on in life. I’m not necessarily mad about the All-Star Game, but I’m just disappointed in these players,” said Markakis, who is in the fifth season of a six-year, $66.1 million extension with the Orioles. “This is a harmless game that has never done anything to anybody except be good to people. And you are going to go out there and cheat a game that is supposedly the national pastime?”
Ex-MLB Pitcher Tweets Bitterness After Steroid Suspensions http://t.co/CU1RNR5aSZ
— Mashable (@mashable) August 6, 2013
A quadcopter on the loose on New York City. Shared by Fast Company.