We've mentioned a few ways to detect liars, but Pamela Meyer has discovered just about all of them. She's taken a look at the most common behaviors of liars, scientifically, and shares her expertise on how to detect them. More »
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Monday, October 17, 2011
How Science Can Teach You to Easily Spot a Liar [Video]
How Science Can Teach You to Easily Spot a Liar [Video]:
We've mentioned a few ways to detect liars, but Pamela Meyer has discovered just about all of them. She's taken a look at the most common behaviors of liars, scientifically, and shares her expertise on how to detect them. More »




We've mentioned a few ways to detect liars, but Pamela Meyer has discovered just about all of them. She's taken a look at the most common behaviors of liars, scientifically, and shares her expertise on how to detect them. More »
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Ball-camera that you toss in the air for a 360° panorama
Ball-camera that you toss in the air for a 360° panorama:
Jonas Pfiel's "Throwable Panoramic Ball Camera" sports 36 cameras and contains firmware that stitches their output together to form a global panorama; you throw it into the air and at the top of its arc, it takes a snap and processes it.
(Thanks, Fipi Lele!)





Jonas Pfiel's "Throwable Panoramic Ball Camera" sports 36 cameras and contains firmware that stitches their output together to form a global panorama; you throw it into the air and at the top of its arc, it takes a snap and processes it.
(Thanks, Fipi Lele!)
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Thursday, October 13, 2011
A swell trick with a nail and a block of wood
A swell trick with a nail and a block of wood: 
[Video Link] I couldn't figure out how he did it. I had to watch the video below to learn the trick.
(Via TYWKIWDBI)





[Video Link] I couldn't figure out how he did it. I had to watch the video below to learn the trick.
(Via TYWKIWDBI)
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011
The Bitterwallet Christmas Box: Gift 1 – your own face
The Bitterwallet Christmas Box: Gift 1 – your own face:
If we learned anything at all from the film Face/Off, it’s that swapping your face with someone else can lead to a shitload of confusion and a triple dose of mayhem. But swapping your face with… your own face? Hmm… it might just work you know.
That’s what Japanese firm REAL-f are hoping anyway. They’ll create a chillingly realistic 3D copy of your face and make it into a mask, all for only $3,920. If you want your entire head, it’s $5,875.

But why would you do this? Well, it might well be worth getting one while you’re in your physical prime. Then, when the lines start to appear and your mush begins to sag, you can roll back the years and mooch about wearing your face from when you looked great.
It might seem weird now, but trust us, we’ll all be doing this in about three years time. Or something.
[Geekologie]

If we learned anything at all from the film Face/Off, it’s that swapping your face with someone else can lead to a shitload of confusion and a triple dose of mayhem. But swapping your face with… your own face? Hmm… it might just work you know.
That’s what Japanese firm REAL-f are hoping anyway. They’ll create a chillingly realistic 3D copy of your face and make it into a mask, all for only $3,920. If you want your entire head, it’s $5,875.
But why would you do this? Well, it might well be worth getting one while you’re in your physical prime. Then, when the lines start to appear and your mush begins to sag, you can roll back the years and mooch about wearing your face from when you looked great.
It might seem weird now, but trust us, we’ll all be doing this in about three years time. Or something.
[Geekologie]
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