Given a sufficient amount of server space and the commitment to maintain it, a resource already exists that may not only sound the death knell of archaeology, but also the opportunity to enable a greater depth and sophistication of anthropology than has ever existed before. So radical an innovation would this new anthropological methodology represent that it deserves its own name.
Call it Wikipediology. —The Wikipedia and the Death of Archaeology (Standards Blog)
Similar:
Rebooting “Rossum’s Universal Robots” for the 21st century
“It is over three hours long, and it is ...
Culture
Jerz and Daughter Teach Scratch (Digital Storytelling Tutorial)
In the past I have posted tutorials for ...
Cyberculture
As yearbooks die, colleges lose a link to the past
This year, for the first time in decades...
Academia
Enjoyed watching the restored version of the hugely influential 1927 sci-fi movie #Metropo...
Enjoyed watching the restored version of...
Aesthetics
Proto iPads and Paper Coexist in Classic Star Trek
Rewatching the classic Trek episode "The...
Cyberculture
Independence of the press: the "essential ingredient of liberty" (Alexis de Tocqueville)
Culture


