After changing its national currency to Bitcoin and enforcing mandatory acceptance at businesses in September, El Salvador is looking to up the ante by building a “Bitcoin City” at the base of Conchagua volcano in the country’s eastern La Union region. Announced by President Nayib Bukele on November 20 as part of a weeklong promotional
After changing its national currency to Bitcoin and enforcing mandatory acceptance at businesses in September, El Salvador is looking to up the ante by building a “Bitcoin City” at the base of Conchagua volcano in the country’s eastern La Union region. Announced by President Nayib Bukele on November 20 as part of a weeklong promotional
After changing its national currency to Bitcoin and enforcing mandatory acceptance at businesses in September, El Salvador is looking to up the ante by building a “Bitcoin City” at the base of Conchagua volcano in the country’s eastern La Union region. Announced by President Nayib Bukele on November 20 as part of a weeklong promotional
What do a cloned ferret, a Bakelite baby monitor, biodegradable burial pods, genderless voice assistants, a century-old artificial limb, and a deli case stuffed with fake meat all have in common? They’re all among the dizzying assemblage of innovations past and speculative designs imagining a cleaner, greener, and more inclusive tomorrow showcased at the new
What do a cloned ferret, a Bakelite baby monitor, biodegradable burial pods, genderless voice assistants, a century-old artificial limb, and a deli case stuffed with fake meat all have in common? They’re all among the dizzying assemblage of innovations past and speculative designs imagining a cleaner, greener, and more inclusive tomorrow showcased at the new
What do a cloned ferret, a Bakelite baby monitor, biodegradable burial pods, genderless voice assistants, a century-old artificial limb, and a deli case stuffed with fake meat all have in common? They’re all among the dizzying assemblage of innovations past and speculative designs imagining a cleaner, greener, and more inclusive tomorrow showcased at the new
The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland, is winding to a close, and the 100-plus world leaders and more than 25,000 delegates will soon depart come this Friday, November 12. The worldwide conference dedicated to mitigating the worst effects of climate change has resulted in a slew of projects from artists
The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland, is winding to a close, and the 100-plus world leaders and more than 25,000 delegates will soon depart come this Friday, November 12. The worldwide conference dedicated to mitigating the worst effects of climate change has resulted in a slew of projects from artists
The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland, is winding to a close, and the 100-plus world leaders and more than 25,000 delegates will soon depart come this Friday, November 12. The worldwide conference dedicated to mitigating the worst effects of climate change has resulted in a slew of projects from artists
Architect Jenny Wu, cofounder of the Los Angeles-based Oyler Wu Collaborative, has teamed up with Illinois-based industrial 3D printing and materials company Impossible Objects to launch a new series of jewelry made with carbon fiber. LACE, Wu’s collection of 3D-printed jewelry, now includes Carbon, a separate line of sinuous pieces made possible by advances in