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Honey Bees Have Arrived

Harrods is a retailer in London that caters to international royalty and is owned by the sovereign wealth fund of Qatar. You can buy a 12.5 Kg gold bar ‘off the shelf’.  They are so exclusive that their new owner… Continue Reading →

Dr. Shroomlove: How I stopped worrying and learned to love the rain

Atlanta is hot but, at around 1000 feet above sea level, it is not usually as humid as Houston or Seattle. This year, however, it has been wet and humid. In the first half of 2013, Georgia has received the… Continue Reading →

Harvard’s RoboBee Project

You may remember about one year ago, I posted a video of robotic flying  multicopters building a structure. I was so intrigued that I have built my own robotic quadcopter based on the Arducopter design with the intent of engineering a… Continue Reading →

Hacker Julian Assange: White Hat or Black Hat?

There is no doubt that Julian Assange, creator and Editor-In-Chief of WikiLeaks, is a hacker. That he hacked into Department of Defense computers in his twenties is not up for debate. But the question I ask is in regard to… Continue Reading →

Understanding The Human Mind Through Bees

A Review of Thomas Seeley’s New Book, Honeybee Democracy What is the human mind and how does it work? A lot of work has gone into attempts to answer this big question. Most approaches are reductionist in nature – begin… Continue Reading →

Old male academic but mostly happy

I entered beehacker.com into urlAi.com (as in URL Artificial Intelligence), a text analysis site. According to it’s non-human analysis: beehacker.com is probably written by a male somewhere between 66-100 years old. The writing style is academic and happy most of… Continue Reading →

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