Thomas H. Chapin IV

Quote for ya.

Posted by Thomas Chapin on Tuesday, May 20th, 2008

“I have a mind that works like a steel bear trap. Important and occasionally crucial facts stumble into my head only to be brone-crunchingly snapped shut upon, never to be remembered again…”

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Hot Air Balloon Ride

Posted by Thomas Chapin on Tuesday, February 26th, 2008

This past Saturday, I went on a hot air balloon ride! We went over a mile high, and it was awesome!
My business partner, Chris Tingom, came along (he rode in the other balloon) and he took a video of the experience, and a few photos. I took a video as well, but he beat me [...]

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Litmus Test for Door to Door Sales

Posted by Thomas Chapin on Monday, October 22nd, 2007

If I ever get down on my luck, I’m totally going to start a business selling “No Soliciting” signs from door to door.
The way I see it, it’s practically a guaranteed sale…
“Sorry, we’re not interested in whatever you’re selling! In fact, we hate door to door sales people!”
“Well in that case, you’ll love this sign!”
The [...]

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Kevin Kelly: Predicting the next 5,000 days of the web

Posted by Thomas Chapin on Monday, September 8th, 2008

Here’s a video clip that I ran across earlier today. Kevin Kelly gives a TED talk where he basically shows how the entire internet has basically reached the computing power of a single human brain now. Theoretically, because the internet is doubling in size every two years, then by 2040 the internet will have exceeded the brainpower of the entire human race. Crazy!

Posted in: Gadgets, Toys, and "Inventions".

One Response to “Kevin Kelly: Predicting the next 5,000 days of the web”

  1. Jennifer Says:

    I came across this a few weeks ago myself and really loved the idea behind it. I like that all the devices we have are like a window to the one super computer. Its capacity is fairly expected yet mind blowing at the same time, given how young the internet really is.

    Awesome find.

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