Everett Ruskin | Imaginary Foundation

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The DirectorGraduate University of Zürich Area of specialty: Deep Pattern Structures, Conciousness and the Articulation of the Possible. Founder of Imaginary Foundation, 1973.
Mikaela Du PomzamparcGraduate Academy of Finland. Area of specialty: Thawing the frozen poetry of architecture. Light, space and the materials of utopia. Member of Imaginary Foundation since 1978
Isadore MuggliBauhaus Drop out Area of specialty: Stimulating the neural mechanisms of visual perception. IF Co-ordinator of optical consistency since 1976
Everett RuskinMA of Octameter Odes Stanford Area of specialty: Surfing the undulating waves of novelty reflected downstream from the impending Singularity. Welcomed into the Imaginary Foundation 1981
Neville BennetteProfessor Emeritus Saint Petersburg State University Area of specialty: Experimentally demonstrating the elaborate logic underpinning nature's awesome machinery. At the IF since 1991.
"Bonkers" BainbridgeElongated sabbatical Area of specialty: Profound absurdity and the ever multiplying wisdom of the cosmic joke. Estranged from the Imaginary Foundation 1974 reunited 1998
Kamilla RousseauGroupe de Recherche Musicale Area of specialty: Chaotic harmony, cultivated disorder and the atonal structure of infinite beauty. Imaginary since 1978
Rufus DaintreeOxbridge expulsion committee Area of specialty: Examining the interplay of cultural and biological evolution through the lens of the metabolic metaphor. Enchanted by the imagination since the dawn of the Foundation.
Andre GarnierL’Université Paris Descartes Area of specialty: Anticipatory rearrangements of tomorrow via the wealth of yesterday's experience. With Imaginary since 1979

Posts by Everett

MA of Octameter Odes Stanford Area of specialty: Surfing the undulating waves of novelty reflected downstream from the impending Singularity. Welcomed into the Imaginary Foundation 1981

Singularity Hub Talks to Ray Kurzweil about his first 2 months at Google

How Big is the Universe -minutephysics

Wooden “Glitch” Furniture BY FERRUCCIO LAVIANI

Water Through a 24hz Sine Wave

‘A million times’

‘A million times’ by Humans since 1982 from Humans since 1982 on Vimeo.

What if you could charge your phone, tablet, or laptop in 30 seconds and have it work all day long? That’s the promise presented in a short film titled The Super Supercapacitor that profiles the work of UCLA inorganic chemistry professor Ric Kaner, whose research focused on conductive polymers and next generation materials.

Posts by Everett

Giant Keyboard Installation

Perspective

Singularity Hub Talks to Ray Kurzweil about his first 2 months at Google

DaVinci

How Big is the Universe -minutephysics

Wooden “Glitch” Furniture BY FERRUCCIO LAVIANI

Water Through a 24hz Sine Wave

‘A million times’

Tea Time Infinity

THE SUPER SUPERCAPACITOR