(From Wired Magazine) If you talk to me about the future of technology for five minutes, I’ll mention the word “transparent”. In other words it’ll be all around us and we won’t notice it. Forget those outdated technologies known as computer “screens” and “keyboards”– this invention from those brilliant kids at MIT lets you use any surface as the display and input device. It also reads anything with the right code printed on it, and provides relevant information. For example, the wearer scans a book and gets a relevant review. So, what’s the first application people thought of for this amazing (if overdue) invention? Well I would have said “porn” but for some reason they went with commerce.

I’ve always loved this song, Yes’s huge hit from the eighties.

Before you judge me, I really feel that the plot of this video is timeless, and it’s message is quite positive. The two young male protagonists are pioneers, who set out to make their dream a reality— and do so —through hard work and ingenuity. Plus, the dancing in bikinis is mesmerizing.

This remix is by Klonhertz, who have practically nothing written about them on the internet. If that last clip wasn’t quite your speed, here they are covering Elastica Wire in a pretty innovative video: