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Frozen Planet: Wonders of Icy Worlds | Video - ABC News

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Most of the biosphere cannot see the infosphere; it is invisible, a parallel universe humming with ghostly inhabitants. But they are not ghosts to us—not anymore. We humans, alone among the earth’s organic creatures, live in both worlds at once. It is as though, having long coexisted with the unseen, we have begun to develop the needed extrasensory perception. We are aware of the many species of information. We name their types sardonically, as though to reassure ourselves that we understand: urban myths and zombie lies. We keep them alive in air-conditioned server farms. But we cannot own them. When a jingle lingers in our ears, or a fad turns fashion upside down, or a hoax dominates the global chatter for months and vanishes as swiftly as it came, who is master and who is slave?

What Defines a Meme? | Arts & Culture | Smithsonian Magazine

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Octopus, Curacao by Hawkfish on Flickr.

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The Pygmy Leaf Chameleon, scarcely bigger than an ant, is one of the world’s smallest reptiles. This pair is not mating, the male is simply catching a ride on the back of the female until the time is right. (Madagascar - BBC)

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