So what happens when the Big Bad Blog watches scientists?
Scientists who are watching babies.
Babies who are watching robots.
Infants categorize interactive humanoid robots as a kind of human being.
Somebody got paid for that. I hope they had to work overtime.
Photo by Pedro Matos.
Webcomic is Octopuns by somebody who goes by the “name” Octopuns.
This is entry number one thousand in the Big Bad Blog. And if I had a nickel for every one … I’d have fifty bucks. Clearly there is a lot more posting to do.
What have I learned in one thousand posts?
I have learned that you like tattoos. And babies. So … here:
I have also learned that you like unicorns. So … here:
Photo by Mark Fainstein, part of a project by Dietrich Wegner, and found at Scene 360.
Video by by this guy. Via YouTube.
We interrupt your regularly scheduled bloggings to inform you, dear reader, that we here at the Big Bad Blog unwittingly stumbled across the blog known as Zooborns.
Zooborns is dedicated to finding the cutest baby animals in zoos worldwide, and bringing them to your computer monitor.
So instead of writing tonight, we here at the Big Bad Blog are browsing through photos that are much like the following:
We would apologize, but really — we’re not sorry at all.
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Note to would-be phone thieves: try not to steal a phone that is being used as part of a GPS tracking demonstration. |
| Got arthritis? It might be a good idea to get drunk. |  |
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Frogs did not always land on their feet. Once upon a time, they would belly flop and slide on their faces. |
| Apparently a Battleship movie is in the works. Based on the board game. |  |
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Note to residents of Missouri: Acting in a flirtatious manner towards a video camera implies consent to having your shirt pulled off on the video, and a video of your tits to be sold for profit. |
| Australia plans on snooping on what their citizens do while on the Internet.
How? We can’t tell you because 90% of the document is censored. Why is it censored? To prevent debate. Seriously. Australia is still supposed to be a democracy, right? |
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“Why would vampires sparkle?” is a common refrain these days. “That’s stupid.”
Well, boys and girls, they might sparkle … if they were insects! Butterflies, to be more exact. |
| Here’s a big surprise: The software industry makes up statistics to support their views on software piracy. |  |
