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Emergence of a New Online Museum

Roger Critchlow-2

Well, well, well, what do we have here.

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via Cosmic Variance by John on 10/5/09

The Institute for Complex Adaptive Matter has released a new online museum, The Emergent Universe. This is, I think a truly novel approach to communicating the central ideas of the new field of emergent phenomena and complexity, combining the underlying physical basis of a wide array of examples with art and music. The site itself presents an animated, non-directed interface to branching sets of topics and what I guess one would call exhibits (since it’s a museum after all). A lot of these are quite fun, and instructive. A visitor is left with the feeling that there is lots more to explore. The interface itself, I have to say, is very cool and a glimpse of what is to come on the internet. Today’s text- and photo-heavy web pages are bound to give way to sleek sophisticated designs like this one…

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Re: Emergence of a New Online Museum

Owen Densmore
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Gawd, you finally did it .. I'm moving all my feeds to Google Reader.

I hope you're proud of your self!  Humph.

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On Oct 5, 2009, at 9:30 PM, Roger Critchlow wrote:

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