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The Original ‘Book of Bitcoin’ by Satoshi Nakamoto

October 31, 2013

Today marks the 5th year anniversary since The Idea of a Genuine Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System Was Born. I embarked earlier this month attempting to digitally illustrate the real original "Book of Bitc...

Mapping the Human Mind: Will the BRAIN Initiative Lead to Freedom – or Mind Control?

October 21, 2013

Opinion, Visual Arts

In my illustration above, I feature "The Unfinished Portrait of Consciousness" where scientists collectively draw on an interactive giant computer screen of the human mind. They complete neurons, blood vess...

The Iron and the Clay: A Prophetic Vision of Man and Machine

September 11, 2013

Opinion, Visual Arts

In the second chapter of the book of Daniel, in the Bible, an ancient king is haunted by a dream. Nebuchadnezzar sees a colossal statue: a head of gold, a chest of silver, thighs of bronze, legs of iron, and ...

Artificial Intelligence and the Brain: Can Machines Think?

August 24, 2013

Opinion, Visual Arts

In this illustration, I superimposed my illustration of an Artificial Intelligence Robot onto a wallpaper of a futuristic laboratory. --------------------------------------------------------- The pursuit ...

Metadata Is Power

July 25, 2013

Opinion, Visual Arts

Why Protecting the Contents of a Message Is No Longer Enough My illustration entitled: "The Digital Breadcrumb Trail" - I walk through a dark futuristic city, unknowingly leaving glowing footprints beh...

The First Murder in the Bible: Cain Kills Abel

July 17, 2013

Visual Arts

Here in my latest illustration, I attempt to depict the first murder in the Bible - Cain killing Abel. The two brothers are drawn to resemble trending TV series, 'Vampire Diaries' actors. Featuring Paul Wes...

Without Equality, Human Enhancement Will Create a New Caste System

July 7, 2013

Opinion, Visual Arts

For most of modern history, physical advantage has been mediated indirectly — through nutrition, healthcare, education, workplace safety, and (at the extreme) performance-enhancing drugs. Emerging biomedical ...

Morphological Freedom: The Right to Shape and Upgrade the Human Body

June 18, 2013

Opinion, Visual Arts

Above is my illustration featuring a scientist wearing a brain-computer interface (Neurochip); he is behind an animal-human hybrid spliced with tiger DNA, and a bionic woman with robotic mechanical parts. ...