1) A Superstitious Fund
This project by Shing Tat Chung attempts to show us the folly of the investment world. With an £4828.88 initial investment from a pool of 144 people around the world a computer is using superstition and an algorithm of luck to make bets on the stock market for one year.
The computer started trading in June, there is a live board tracking progress on display at the Royal College of Art in London.
I found this on Boing Boing so apologies if you already saw it.
2) MonkeyLectric
These LEDs sit on your spokes and animate basic 8-bit images. Super hipstery but also super safe. They also make a version that plays full video.
3) Sapphire & Steel
What did Joanna Lumley do before AbFab? Well, for one she starred in this amazing, moody 1979-1982 scifi series with David McCallum. Below is part one of the final episode. It's about 90 min to watch all 21 parts and is so worth your time.
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