Submitted by 4ndy, Published on Mon, 03/25/2013 - 23:31
3D printing, the amazing technology that has recently grasped the media's attention, evokes comparisons to Star Trek's 'replicator' that could assemble any known object out of its basic molecules. Behind all the hype, what can it do, and will it really change our world?
Submitted by TZM global, Published on Fri, 11/02/2012 - 15:56
TZM Interviews is a new form of dialog that brings proactive, visionary and inspiring people into this conversation about cutting edge technology applied to global sustainability and how to effectively change the world.
Submitted by Sean Hurley, Published on Sun, 09/23/2012 - 16:03
Human technology today is outstanding--mind-boggling almost beyond comprehension; we have advanced so quickly in such a short space of time that most of us are unaware of our true capabilities.
Submitted by Stuart Dobson, Published on Wed, 07/18/2012 - 23:25
We have based our economic system on money and have been made to think it is essential to our way of life. But it's not really money that we need; It is just the labour of others. This artificial construct of money allows us to be manipulated, and leaves us extremely vulnerable. It's time for us to realise where the real power lies.
Submitted by Michael Jordet, Published on Wed, 06/20/2012 - 04:14
YOUR PARTICIPATION IS REQUIRED! (Please) :)
You're all familiar with this technology from Zeitgeist Addendum! Now you can be a part of making this a reality! We often hear people asking about how the transition will be. Well folks, this is the beginning of that transition. The Internet was really the catalyst for bringing humanity closer to the realization that we are all one. Evacuated Tube Transport will eventually change that virtual community to a tangible way to get to any part of the planet in less than six hours.
Submitted by Yoonseo Kang, Published on Mon, 03/26/2012 - 19:20
Many activists wonder how the future will unfold and many TZM members wonder how exactly the resource-based economy will work. The following is my on-point perspective, and I don't think I'm wrong:
We begin with a single term: open-source. At its core, open-source is about sharing knowledge. What is it? How does it work? How is it made, maintained, and designed?
Submitted by Christopher Lee..., Published on Sat, 03/17/2012 - 03:09
American Technology: Physical and Intellectual Isolation's End
The era of the 1860s through the 20th century was full of political drama, warfare, violence surrounding civil rights and economic problems. Despite all of these pitfalls, America still had times of prosperity and hope. One of the areas in which the United States of America saw evolution and growth, despite all the socio-economic/socio-cultural issues, post-war wake, and man's inhumanity to man, was in the sphere of technology.
Submitted by ClaudioF, Published on Thu, 03/15/2012 - 04:18
On Friday 2, March 2012 we started the talks and conferences under the 'Zeitgeist Townhall Meetings' format. They will be in the same place 'Polo Norte, Cultural Center', the first Friday of every month.
Submitted by Taunia Roberts, Published on Tue, 02/28/2012 - 23:20
Occupying World Psychosis In my refresher studies regarding the roots of property rights, I've rediscovered the origin of religion, which is "the worship of the dead." All cultures have developed special rituals and celebratory events over time that surround life (birth), (birthdays), marriage or mergers and death (death). It makes sense only because most of us create close connections with people, places or things and experience a sense of loss when that relationship looks to be diminishing or is about to die.
Submitted by Daniel Hurt, Published on Fri, 02/10/2012 - 09:57
Few people fail to recognize the incredible progress of technology over the past few decades, in particular computing, but comparatively few reflect on the broader impacts of this trend. Vernon Vinge and Ray Kurzweil have predicted that technological advancement will be happening so fast we will struggle to comprehend it - the technological singularity. But how likely is it, and is it desirable?
Human technology today is outstanding--mind-boggling almost beyond comprehension; we have advanced so quickly in such a short space of time that most of us are unaware of our true capabilities.
