I am Apollo Lemmon and this is my lifestream. I'm passionate about integral, transhumanist and futurist movements, and my love for truth, beauty and goodness is reflected in the content I collect here. I am living in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada and spent years before in Halifax, Nova Scotia. I blog at Frozen Truth and I can be reached at apollo@apollolemmon.com, on Twitter, or through Facebook.
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Lucy Knisley's comic "Downloading Optimism: Pessimism Detected" is a thoughtful response to a panel where great indie comix creators (Linda…
Enter the Digital Curator. A curator, in a cultural institution context, is a guardian or an overseer. According to Wikipedia, he/she "is a content specialist responsible for an institution's collections and their associated collections catalogs. The object of a curator's concern necessarily involves tangible objects of some sort, whether it…
Here’s the presentation I gave at the Quantified Self meeting at Institute for the Future in Palo Alto this week. Sixty smart and passionate people on the frontier of personal life and health monitoring technology joined the discussion about using lifestream data to improve memory and cognition, enhance self-awareness, and…
A brief diagram explanation: the lifestream city is split in two by a large river of raw data running through…
Personas uses sophisticated natural language processing algorithms to create a detailed, visual data portrait of one's aggregated online identity. Personas…
Free will is not hampered by a technological imperative; instead it is expanded by it. The inherent imperative merely shifts the venue of our freedoms. Once inexpensive communication systems circle the globe, as they have recently done, knitting a thin cloak of nervous material around the planet, an electronic "world…
Here is the workaround. It is easy, and once done, any website you are viewing on your iPhone is ready…
