LunaTECH Fringe

First, for my young and impressionable readers, a couple of points: the correct language is “Greg and I,” never go with older boys who claim to have a creature in their garage (it won’t end well, whether they have a creature or not), and I don’t hate cats (I have a cat). All these things were attempted for the sake of humor – don’t try this at home.

As for the DIY Garage Biotech, this is already starting to sound like old news. Just a matter of time before some homebrew genetic mutations are released to walk, crawl, and/or slither among us. Exciting times!

I equate the idea of buying carbon credits with buying indulgences. This isn’t to say that I’m opposed to “green” energy – I’m definitely in favor of improved design and clean energy – I just find the concept of selling carbon credits to be shady at best.

Just thinking that reality might be more exciting if it were played like a video game…

A network vulnerability pointed out by a Chinese student sparked this strip.

Where once upon a time only a relatively small number of people had the potential of having their blunders immortalized, these days everyone has a chance of their gaffs being shared with the world. There are certainly serious concerns to be had with regard to personal information, but the capturing of an embarassing moment or social faux pas for all eternity might be a weightier issue – especially when it comes to self esteem. The internet may never forget.