I wrote this story a few years ago for @WIRED about the world's first microchip (no, not that one), the F-14, and a poignant piece of family history. Been thinking about it a lot today, and I can't wait to go see #TopGun because of it.
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Yesterday was my last day @wired. My years there—surrounded by so many wise, caring, brilliant colleagues and true friends—have been life-defining. I will treasure the things we built, and the people we built them with, always.
Is this the Wiredest story ever? An illustrated philosophy-of-physics guide to teleportation. (Includes Red Shirt joke.) wired.com/story/why-cant-peo…
WIRED's spiritual advice columnist @megogieblyn on whether or not you should flirt with your AI bot.
"If the flattery unsettles you, in other words, it might be because it calls attention to the degree to which you’ve come to depend, as a user, on blandishment and ego-stroking." wired.trib.al/e5sh2yd
After months. MONTHS. Of being totally useless free-riders, the three (!!) cats have started killing mice and now there are ant-draped carcasses all over the yard. I don’t know which is worse.
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Photo apps, instant gratification and the quest to control time itself: This month's spiritual advice column by @megogieblyn.
wired.com/story/why-do-i-lik…
“How does a group of minds think as one? It can seem mysterious or even magical.“ Neat excerpt from a new book by @anniemurphypaul.
wired.com/story/how-humans-t…
(Includes an almost-shipwreck.)
I guess some people just really care about mayonnaise. Fun excerpt from a new book about Silicon Valley and the future of food:
wired.com/story/inside-silic…
If a police robot tells you to do something? Do you have to comply? Ethically, spiritually? If a policeman is told to do something, does HE have to comply ethically and spiritually? The latest philosophical advice column for @wired by @megogieblyn
wired.com/story/cloud-suppor…
Amazon did weird stuff to make Alexa smart: "One employee who was annotating transcripts recalled hearing a temp worker interrupt a session and whisper to whoever he suspected was listening: “This is so dumb. The company behind this should be embarrassed!”
wired.com/story/how-amazon-m…



