Cloudy Thinking

BoingBoing shows a list from Science of the top 25 questions science does NOT have answers for, but which should (might?) be answered within the next 25 years.

Fred Wilson, a very readable venture capitalist (who goes by A VC), posted this insightful screed about Blogging 2.0. Fascinating stuff.

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“…there are other trees in the new media forest still to evolve.” Robert Scoble, at Gnomedex. It’s a great article. Quit wasting your time here, go read it now!

Marc Canter (a peice of work himself) gives uncle Dave Winer a big wet kiss.

Comparing today’s podcast revolution to the Woodstock event, Adam Curry says:

“This time the world is listening, not just a couple of million.”

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Go listen to this fascinating podcast by Rob Curely, the online dude at The Lawrence Journal-World.

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I need to hear from you folks. Have you taken time to experiment with OurMedia?

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The New York Times, June 26, 2005 carried an interesting article by Henry Fountain, entitled: Worry. But Don’t Stress Out.

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Those who know me reasonably well understand that one of my (many) character flaws is an unhealthy lust for gadgets. So right now I’m trying to wrap my mind around the set of tradeoffs as I sort through a buying decision for my dream PDA/mobile phone combo.

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While “reading the Internet” a week or two ago, I stumbled across what seemed like an odd combination of offers. One could request a free Holy Bible, or, from a different source, a Koran, the Muslim holy scripture. Since I was raised as a Christian, there are several Bibles in my home, all in “like new” condition, since I’ve not read the Bible since I was a teenager.

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Words fail me. This is nothing less than a TOTAL mind blowing example of web services. (Yes, there is a client program you must download. GET OVER IT, will ya?)

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Yahoo 360 is now generally available. Unles you are already using (and happy with) a competing service such as MSN Spaces (MSN Spaces is very popular, and is really a great service, even though it’s from Microsoft) go check out Yahoo 360.