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Orffyreus and Leibniz - Part 2Thursday, May 15th, 2008One of the most important factors that persuaded Prince Karl to invest in Orffyreus was the opinion of Wilhelm Leibniz, one... The Mysterious Stranger – Part 1Tuesday, April 29th, 2008In 1712, a mysterious stranger stepped into the quiet town of Gera, Germany. The man brought a peculiar machine: a thick... The Wave That Changed ScienceMonday, March 3rd, 2008Over the centuries many sailors described seeing huge ocean waves, monsters of the seas that towered to heights of 30 meters... What is Adiabatic Computation? Monday, January 21st, 2008The adiabatic computation stresses the deep and mysterious connection between physics and mathematics. Using a principle of... 19th Century High-TechMonday, November 12th, 2007While High-Tech is a modern term, the archetypal activity is less so. In fact, the first high-tech era began around 1860... Don't Burn the CatMonday, October 8th, 2007Imagine asking a computer program for advice on how to get rid of the cat's fleas. The software loads all the information it... TFOT Launches its New ForumsTuesday, September 25th, 2007Today The Future of Things is proud to open its new forums. Covering science, technology and futurism we shall try and... What is a quantum computer?Wednesday, September 5th, 2007In quantum computation we use quantum physics to compute. The use of physics in computation raises some deep philosophical...
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