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Learn Where Wind Comes From | Activity If your child is curious about how weather works, this experiment is a great place to start. This easy-to-create demonstration shows exactly how upward movement of warm air creates wind. What You Need: Paper Pencil Thumbtack Scissors Thread Clothing hanger A heat source (sun-heated pan, lit table lamp, dryer, etc.) What You Do: Have your child draw a spiral shape on a piece of paper and cut it out. The Internet and Human Evolution towards a Noosphere | robbdavis.com A few day's ago I posted an update about being in chinatown. It wasn't what I would consider an engaging post. It was created entirely on my cell phone, posted to the internet from my cell phone and, more than anything, it was a slice of my real time experience in that moment. That aspect of the post is, to me, extraordinarily interesting. Revolutionary is a word that's used much to often when talking about technology so I'm not going to use it here. I do believe, though, that the ability to access other people's real time experiences, as mundane as they might be individually, is evolutionary. We are living in an era where, for the first time ever, human beings have access to the knowledge from all the cultures of the world. My point is that homo sapien's continued development of connective technologies has created, in a very short time, the structures for a new evolutionary stage.