Combine these ideas with augmented reality contacts and we could be — for better and for worse — eerily close to this. As Waxy noted: give me an ad blocker and I’m probably in.

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The good folks at Synn Labs put this together; here’s the backstory.

This is… whoa.

cool self-perpetuating sculpture

Aron Nagy, a Hungarian illustrator has produced a series of whimsical posters in various color themes.

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This demo video is old but resurfacing thanks to John Underkoffler’s recent TED talk. He led the team that created the fictional interface for the movie Minority Report, then founded the company Oblong Industries to turn the futuristic gesture-based control system a reality.

Already in use in the enterprise, in government, and in academia, Underkoffler predicts this type of control interface will reach the consumer mass market within 5 years.

“As people get older, ‘they just have this sense, this feeling that time is going faster than they are,’ says Warren Meck, a psychology professor at Duke University. This seems to be true across cultures, across time, all over the world. No one is sure where this feeling comes from.”

My theory is that time appears to be moving faster as we get older because as we age, each increment of time is an increasingly smaller sliver of the total time we’ve been alive.

When you were a day old, an hour was over 4% of your entire lifespan. At age 30, that same hour is only 0.0004% of your life. It feels like a drop in the bucket because, increasingly, it is.