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Totally gross. A fried chicken head was found in an order of McDonald’s chicken wings.

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Thought-provoking.

We wonder as the sum of all our knowledge and memories is uploaded, converted into bits, tagged and indexed, are we sacrificing what makes us human, or evolving what it means to be human? All we know is that we are here now. And though it was us who made it, it is the internet that is remaking us.

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Jordan Clarke: Vancouver based designer specializing in motion design and video production.
Jorge Feres: Motion design and animator.
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New Scientist: An augmented reality system that makes walls transparent could prevent road accidents.

The prototype uses two cameras: one that captures the driver’s view and a second that sees the scene behind a view-blocking wall. A computer takes the feed from the second camera and layers it on top of the images from the first so that the wall appears to be transparent.

An interesting system, I love what AR is being used to do — from great iPhone apps to preventing road accidents? Great! Read the full article over at New Scientist.

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iLike!

And by the way, this video is interactive if you want to see more iJustine reviews of tech from CES.

That’s all.

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Awesome video shot on a Bolex with 16mm film. I love this! Check out the artist for this video: NSR. Really interesting musician.

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This popped up in my twitter stream and had to re-blog it rather than just retweet it. You’re welcome!

CNBC is copping a Mac attitude to start the year. It’s running two Mac documentaries next week. First, Welcome to Macintosh shows on 1/4 at 9:30pm ET. This is a trailer from it.

Then the next day, CNBC starts broadcasting MacHEADS. The dates and times (all ET) are:

1. Tuesday, 1/5 at 10pm
2. Wednesday, 1/6 at 1am
3. Thursday, 1/7 at 9pm
4. Friday, 1/8, at 12am
5. Saturday, 1/9 at 7pm
6. Sunday, 1/10 at 10pm

You should watch both for extra credit

Source: AllTop.com

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