greatest of all beings

The <n>X-T-65 Incom X-wing starfighter</n>.

A detail of the <n>Apple Vision Pro</n> headset, unveiled at <n>WWDC 2023</n>. Photo by <n>Apple</n>.

<n>Hydrogen Protium 1</n>, a swimming goggle concept by designer <n>adron</n>.

Finally working on this fulltime and I’m so excited ahhh

Coming soon… making computers cute/fun/loveable again

On-device noise selector wheel, a product concept by designer <n>Benjamin Fryc</n>.

A sculpture from the <n>Computer Component Bugs</n> series by artist <n>Julie Alice Chappell</n>.

The <n>D4 “Documenter”</n>, a concept recording device by industrial designer <n>carlhauser</n>.

1\. The universe is made out of energy, it’s not made out of matter.

2\. Well then what does the quantum physicist call this energy that the universe is made out of?

1\. They call it the field.

2\. What’s the definition of the field?

1\. Invisible moving forces that influence the physical world.

2\. That’s the same definition of spirituality.

1\. Yes. Quantum physics emphasizing the invisible of field as primary to the physical world is essentially reiterating the statement of the spirituality that describe invisible forces shaping our physical existence. And so by definition, the science of quantum physics is bringing us back into alignment with spiritual reality.

A digital artwork referencing <n>Athena</n> and themes of chaos, created with <n>TouchDesigner</n>.

<n>SR-71 Blackbird</n> with afterburners engaged, flying near Los Angeles.

<n>Helmut Lang</n> <n>AW04 Watchband Bracelet</n> from the Autumn/Winter 2004 collection.

Artist <n>Gego</n> installing her work <n>Reticulárea</n> in Caracas, 1969. Photo by <n>Paolo Gasparini</n>.

A rendering of the <n>IBM Quantum System Two</n> by <n>Christoph Strohfeld</n> for <n>IBM</n>, with agency <n>Colors and the Kids</n>.

The <n>James Webb Space Telescope primary mirror</n> at <n>NASA</n>'s Goddard Space Flight Center, 2016. Photo by <n>Chris Gunn</n>.

The touch bar has been turned into a standalone gadget, powered by an ESP32 microcontroller:

The <n>Apple</n> <n>HomePod</n> smart speaker, with a cutaway view of its internal components.

The <n>International Space Station</n> and docked <n>Space Shuttle Endeavour</n>, photographed by <n>Paolo Nespoli</n> in 2011.

The <n>Pro Display XDR</n> and <n>Pro Stand</n> designed by <n>Apple</n> in 2019.

The <n>North Rail Tunnel Boring Machine</n> in the UK Crossover Cavern during <n>Channel Tunnel</n> construction.

The anechoic chamber at <n>Orfield Laboratories</n>, photographed by <n>Alec Soth</n> for <n>The New York Times Magazine</n>.

A <n>Rigetti Computing</n> quantum computer housed in an <n>Oxford Instruments</n> <n>Proteox dilution refrigerator</n>.