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Let's Tell a Story

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Sep 11, 2013

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What is interactive storytelling? What are the challenges of interactive storytelling? Can technology let us tell the largest story ever told? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

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Sep 11, 2013

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Maximum Overclock: Could autonomous cars save lives? How will autonomous cars protect against malfunctions, viruses and cyber-attacks? Will we be able to retain autonomy and privacy in an age of computerized vehicles? Listen in to learn more. by Fw:Thinking
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The Behavior Emerges: What is emergence? Why is it so difficult to predict emergent behavior? How could emergence determine social media's role in our lives? by Fw:Thinking
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Look Ma, No Hands!: Do self-driving cars represent a threat to the automotive culture so many people enjoy? Will autonomous cars always have a manual override function? How will these vehicles change the way we think about transportation in general? Tune in to learn more. by Fw:Thinking
17 min listen
Forward Momentum: Welcome to Fw:Thinking: What is Fw:Thinking all about? What topics will the show cover? What future tech are you looking forward to? Join Lauren, Jonathan and Joe as they introduce the concept behind Fw:Thinking. by Fw:Thinking
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Weird Ways to Generate Electricity: What is a plasma waste converter? How can a virus generate electricity? What does the Waste Annihilating Molten Salt Reactor do? Join Jonathan, Joe and Lauren as they explore some unorthodox methods of energy production. by Fw:Thinking
30 min listen
Caught in a Tractor Beam: How can light pull microscopic objects? What are the different ways scientists can use light to move stuff? What are some applications of these tractor beams? by Fw:Thinking
25 min listen
Cold Hard Cashless: Why do we have cash in the first place? What are the hurdles a society must overcome to go cashless? What is the future of cash? Learn more about the future of cash with Joe, Lauren and Jonathan. by Fw:Thinking
31 min listen
Building With Bacteria: How can bacteria produce chemicals like isoprene? What is gold chloride and how can bacteria turn it into pure gold? What are some applications of genetically-modified bacteria? by Fw:Thinking
31 min listen
The Internet of Things: More Efficient Than You: Is the Internet of Things more than just customizable environments? How will it impact the efficiency of civic and industrial systems? What will these changes mean for you and me? Listen in to learn more. by Fw:Thinking
15 min listen
Social Media Is Killing Your Brain Unless It's Not: Are services like Facebook and Twitter rewiring kids' brains? Has social media had a measurable impact on how we make friends? Can social media actually help people make more meaningful connections? by Fw:Thinking
28 min listen
A Relatively Timely Podcast: What does the theory of relativity have to do with time? Why would it be hard to synchronize time between Earth and space travelers? Is it even possible to have a standard time once you leave Earth? Learn more about time with Joe, Jonathan and Lauren. by Fw:Thinking
21 min listen
No More Waking Up in a Bathtub Full of Ice: How could 3D printers eliminate the need for organ donors? What are the benefits of printing human tissue? What progress has been made so far? Join Jonathan, Lauren and Joe as they explore the future of printed organs. by Fw:Thinking
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Genes 101: What are genes? What roles do they play in making us who we are? How much do we know about the human genome? by Fw:Thinking
43 min listen
Net-Zero Energy Skyscrapers: A Tall Order: What does it mean for a building to be net-zero energy? What does passive solar mean? What techniques can architects use to reduce energy consumption? Join the conversation with Jonathan, Joe and Lauren. by Fw:Thinking
26 min listen
Computers on the Mind: What is a brain-computer interface? How are EEGs used in brain-computer interfaces? What are other ways to have a brain communicate directly with a computer? Learn more with Jonathan, Lauren and Joe. by Fw:Thinking
24 min listen
Don't Stress the Future: Does more data increase our stress levels? Is it true that the more choices you have the harder it is to make a decision? What is the Semantic Web? by Fw:Thinking
46 min listen
Time for a Definition: What exactly is time? Why is time difficult to define? How did Einstein define time? Learn more about time as Jonathan, Lauren and Joe nail down the interpretations, descriptions and definitions of this notoriously difficult-to-define concept. by Fw:Thinking
21 min listen
Putting Holograms to Work: Are there medical applications of holograms? How can holograms help us observe cellular activity? Can holograms help firefighters see through flames? Join the conversation as Jonathan, Lauren and Joe delve into the world of holograms. by Fw:Thinking
21 min listen
Building the Brain-Prosthesis Interface: How have prosthetic interfaces evolved over time? Is it possible to control an artificial limb through thought alone? What is the future of prosthetics using brain-computer interfaces? Join the conversation with Jonathan, Joe and Lauren. by Fw:Thinking
21 min listen
Cyborgs, Ethics and You: If robotic limbs become superior to human ones, will people opt to upgrade through amputation? Is it ethical for a doctor to perform an amputation that isn't medically necessary? What would it take for the hosts to consider getting a robotic limb? by Fw:Thinking
20 min listen
A Salty Podcast: What is desalination? What are the two main desalination techniques? Why is desalination not an idea solution for water shortages? Learn more about desalination with Jonathan, Joe and Lauren. by Fw:Thinking
21 min listen
The Circle of H2O: What is the water cycle? When we waste water are we really losing it? Why is conservation so important? Join Lauren, Joe and Jonathan for the second part of their series on water. by Fw:Thinking
14 min listen
Big Applications for Big Data: How is big data being used today? How can big data predict flu outbreaks? Could law enforcement use big data to predict crimes? by Fw:Thinking
36 min listen
My So Called Lifecasting: Why do we keep diaries? What is lifecasting? Will we one day have a full record of our lives we can share with whomever we like? by Fw:Thinking
30 min listen
Brother Can You Spare a 01100100?: What is digital currency? Is digital currency safe? What makes a currency legitimate? Join the conversation in this episode of Fw:Thinking. by Fw:Thinking
30 min listen
Sci-Fi High: Will we ever be able to beam information directly to our brains? Is there something fundamental about learning a concept that tech can't replace? How will we learn in the future? by Fw:Thinking
42 min listen
The Moon vs. Mars: Does it make sense to colonize the Moon? Should Mars be our first off-world colony? What are the challenges of space colonization? by Fw:Thinking
65 min listen
Bacterial Computers: What is the pancake problem? What is the Hamiltonian path problem? How can bacteria solve these problems? Tune in and learn more. by Fw:Thinking
27 min listen
Who Wants to Live Forever?: If we could achieve immortality, what would happen? How would societies change if people stopped aging? How might we achieve immortality? by Fw:Thinking
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Hollywood Ruined Holograms: How are holograms made? Why is the typical science fiction portrayal of holograms unrealistic? What are some other 3-D visualization techniques? Join Jonathan, Lauren and Joe as they take a closer look at the nuts and bolts of 3-D visualization. by Fw:Thinking
29 min listen

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